Notices by Luca Sironi (luca@sironi.tk)

this quote from @mitra is exactly what i think would be awesome

@alex

have i done something wrong ? Since last web page redirecting to njump,i was trying to figure it out the right way to figure it out the fediverse address from a npub key, in order to start following a person

Hi @alex

why i don't find myself anymore on mostr.pub search engine ?

@shiri @informapirata @activitypubblueskybridge @fedidevs @fediversenews

Well, migrating followers (just followers) should really be a standard feature of ActivityPub then.
One that must be implemented by all the supposed AP compatible projects

Nobody is gonna buy the theoretical reach of all the same people, like real freedom to change fediverse provider.

cc @evan

I didn't knew this thing that you can't migrate your follower from mastodon to friendica 😐

From mastodon to pleroma (and i think also misskey) it works.

cc @informapirata

@PCOWandre @activitypubblueskybridge @fedidevs @fediversenews so i'm preemptively good person/ server because i use activitypub but you don't trust bluesky the company, because they are using that other AT protocol.

But once they opened their protocol, it's not just their company using it, other no profit actors can use it as well.

There are mastodon servers owned by company already.

@PCOWandre @snarfed.org@snarfed.org @activitypubblueskybridge @fedidevs @fediversenews

Andre, you know, this public post you just wrote, has been temporarily cached by my pleroma server. I wonder if you consider that i'm using your content by simply answering you.

@pfefferle @deadsuperhero @snarfed.org@snarfed.org

i'd be curious how many external pds are/were present in their testing sandbox, aside Ryan's one

@me hello! welcome to fediverse!

@alex @cjd i can see and follow from other relatively small mastodon and pixelfed instances. Can't find from my pleroma instance.

@alex @cjd

@youronlyone i really don't get the Spoutible point of letting their users crosspost to mastodon, instead of using activitypub. I guess that this clunky implementation however, will force their users to make an account on .social or .online.

Up to them, if they find this feature useful, we will see their posts anyway ...