I know that Lemmy and Kbin can see each other's content, but what about the other 'form' of site like Mastodon or Pixelfed?
I know that Lemmy and Kbin can see each other's content, but what about the other 'form' of site like Mastodon or Pixelfed?
Lemmy and Kbin is more forum-like or reddit-like in its discussion form while Mastodon is more twitter-like or microblogging
While I know that Lemmy can see Kbin and vice versa, does this also extend to Mastodon and Pixelfed?
Can I see Mastodon and Pixelfed content in Lemmy/Kbin ? and the other way around as well ? (see Lemmy and Kbin content through Mastodon or Pixelfed)
I'm curious on how it works (as a layman), because on Mastodon you follow people/users not communities.
You can follow Lemmy communities in Mastodon by putting the "https://lemmy.world/c/fediverse" in the search box, hitting enter, the community comes up as a group in the search results, then you hit the follow button, and all posts will be sent to your home feed, it's not the greatest interface between the two, but you can post, and reply, like, follow, all that from and to a Lemmy community/user/post
No idea about Kbin, or Pixelfed as I haven't checked them out yet
Ooh interesting, I'd probaby make a Mastodon acc just to see and test this myself. Thanks for the insight.
In my experience you can follow kbin magazines from mastodon but you won't be able to see an actual content. not sure if this is being worked on.
I don't know all the permutations, but Mastodon profiles can indeed be seen on Lemmy. They get parsed as a community where each Mastodon publication (toots?) are a post.
Though comments on said posts will only be seen by people using the same Lemmy instance as you, they do not get interpreted by Mastodon.
I'm following hariette (developer of the upcoming kbin app Artemis) with my kbin account, so kbin/mastodon interaction works in that direction.
I wrote a whole article with screenshots of how Mastodon and Lemmy interop.
Very informative, thanks for sharing this