I had a look at Fediverse profiles via #kbin and #lemmy. I like how e.g. kbin presents posts and replies with indentation. 👍

(For those new, you can use the kbin/lemmy web interfaces to look at any #Fediverse account.)

Generally, when one post can have replies and replies can have replies, we end up with a tree-structure. Was there any attempt to visualise this on #Mastodon's web interface? I think #Pleroma/#Akkoma does that.

Maybe it's time for me to look for alternative interfaces, finally.

What are your preferences for an account on the Fediverse?

👉 All your accounts are on...

If you only use one account, please choose only from the first or last option.

Instead of using an arbitrarily chosen numbers of active users, let's keep the distinction between big and small instances subjective. "How does it feel to you?" Alternatively: Do you think you kinda-sorta know most of the people posting actively and regularly for the last couple of months? Then let's call it a small instance.

TIL about https://castling.club/

"Challenge someone to a game of chess using toots!"

Cactus Comments - Federated Web Comments
https://cactus.chat/

"Cactus Comments is a federated comment system for the web, based on the Matrix protocol."

@humanetech

#Discourse also implementing #ActivityPub (joining the Fediverse) is great news! Thanks for sharing!

Here is a forum thread with more details on it. The linked post contains links to other related threads.

https://meta.discourse.org/t/federation-support-for-discourse/90921/7