Not everything has to be about earning money.

Early youtube was beautiful precisely because it was normal people making videos as a hobby, not trying to earn money.

@[email protected] is quite likely the official org

yes but only on android. I forgot the name but just ask over on [email protected]

I’ve had trouble with it using a vpn and privacy browsers. It often blocks me until I use a default browser.

The way blahaj works is downvotes don’t federate, only upvotes. I like it better that way.

What you’re looking for is mbin.

Mbin supports both lemmy and mastodon.

Make an account on https://fedia.io/ or something

I’m not against this being an optional feature.

But since I’m a bit strict privacy wise I wouldn’t use it myself.

Oh wow this is cool!

I have one last question. How do you see other servers from one nodebb forum. I can’t find lemmy for example when scrolling through a nodebb instance.

Interesting. So like federated foss xenforo?

What. I see so much [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] etc.

And I wouldn’t call them fragmented, all on the same instance.

What’s nodebb? I thought it was like a deadish lemmy clone but it seems to be the second most popular software here?

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Yeah. Me choosing to use a vpn and a privacy respecting browser has earnt me a constant captcha

Probably server struggling. Ie. It’s not got enough computational power to keep up. (Could also be network level bottleneck but that would be more visible if you access the websiye as well)

Ah the club world cup, where they can’t even fill in seats in the second largest city in the US for the two biggest football clubs on earth.

Yeah, I don’t think losing the club world cup is a great loss. Even amongst football fans it’s super controversial and a lot of people are boycotting it.

Annoying request. Your list would be twice as good if you bolded the language names to make it easier to navigate.

Don’t forget https://quiblr.com/

which I think is the only one that has a true algorithm.

What, centralisation has the opposite effect. It makes things worse. Imagine lemmy.world shutting down (the biggest instance), lemmy would be fucked.

Decentralisation is to be encouraged. So if an instance shuts down, it’s not the end of the world.

Like how basically all lemm.ee communities were migrated.

That’s pretty smart of the admins, actually. Thankful they thought of that.

I think a lot of open social media accept the RSS format.

Like for example if you add a “.rss” to the end of a bluesky profile url you get the rss feed for it.

So this actually seems quite doable!

I would say its something you dont need top efficiency. Don’t do it in Rust. It’s fine to use python or something.