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Why the Fediverse is the future of social networks, and the web

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• remram 3y ago
  In practice, does anyone rely on cross-platform federation? I don't mean between Mastodon and other Mastodon-like software, or between Lemmy instances. Does anyone see a benefit from PeerTube/Mastodon federation? Or Lemmy/Mastodon? Or PixelFed/Lemmy? I never really saw the advantage here, and having to create an account on each platform is not great either...
  • jaggs 3y ago
    Yeah the constant re-signing is the real problem. Who's got the time or energy? Why they didn't design for SSO is weird.
• LanzVonL 3y ago
  Everybody's still on X but they have their Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads, and whatever other garbage I forget in their bios, linked. But they're still on X because that's where the people are.
  • cyanydeez 3y ago
    I assume at this stage, Twitter is 4chan, and it's generating content to be smuggled elsewhere. 4chan has been around for decades and Twitter will likely do the same. it doesn't mean it's trajectory will ever return to pre-elon