@maegul

@governorkeagan

The URL to get a fully-managed Lemmy server from #SpaceHost is here:

https://spacehost.one/lemmy

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@test

It worked.

I was able to put the group's Fediverse ID at the bottom of the post (from Mastodon).

Related:
https://hachyderm.io/@maegul/110483509521476095

Also, where it shows up on the Threadiverse:

https://lemmy.ml/post/6229064

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@Track_Shovel @original_reader

LOL 😂

@thelsim

Some people call me by my username ("reiver") when they meet me in person.

To me, it is as much my name as my given-names are.

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When I consider signing up for a new platform — if my preferred username isn't available, I often won't join.

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Which never used to be a problem — as it is an obscure English word using its archaic spelling —

But, there are a lot more people on the Internet now, than there were two or more decades ago. So sometimes it gets taken by someone else.

@RatzChatsubo @angrystego

DNA sometimes moves from mitochondria to the cellular nucleus.

This can lead to speciation.

@original_ish_name

I'll just replace "girlfriend" with "wife" since I am married —

Nothing happens. My wife knows me well. There isn't anything I think would surprise her.

@nix @spaduf

I think this is a presentation & user-experience issue with Mastodon applications

Many (maybe all) the Mastodon applications currently treat posts from a group the same as posts from a person

And show a reverse chronological-feed of everything (including boosts)

That isn't ideal. And is part of what makes it challenging for Mastodon users to participate

IMO, it would be a better UX if Mastodon applications presented groups differently

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BTW, I'm posting this from Mastodon

@cygnus_velum

Yes.

There isn't much that could make me not want to have kids.

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I actually already have children. It is one of the best things I have ever done in my life.

@interolivary @whiskeypickle

Hello from Mastodon.

@nivenkos @Ransom

Ha! 🙂 — I did that too back in the day.

But only to friends, as a joke.

This was back before e-mail spam was a thing.

@WhatsHerBucket

In general, yes.

@hitmyspot

It is all automatic.

You maintain the same relationship after the move.

If you just followed them, but they didn't follow you — that continues after the move.

If they just followed you, but you didn't follow them — that continues after the move.

If you followed each other — that continues after the move.

It is all automatic.

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As a user, if someone who follows you moves their account, you see that as a new follow in your notifications.

@Euraru

Yes — assuming it is safe — I have a family to support and care for (so have to think of them, too).

I want to see what's there — and see it first hand for myself.

Similar reason why I travel to different parts of the world to see things.

I think this is more than just curiosity.

@hitmyspot @hot_milky

That is what happens on Mastodon now when someone moves their account from one server to another — you get a notification of them following you from the other server.

@pianoplant

Very nice!

Would love to learn more about it.

@Ghast

I'm not sure if that is a question or not, but in case it is —

Yes, that is correct.

@dookie

What are about Mastodon, that you like, that Pleroma lacks?

@Bicyclejohn

It depends on what you mean by "replace".

The Fediverse may cause centralized social-media networks to join the Fediverse.

There are some hints of that happening now.

Facebook / Meta has created a new social-media network that is part of the Fediverse.

Tumblr and Flickr are said to be joining the Fediverse.

So, some "popular social media" may become one with the Fediverse.

@Mango7874 @poVoq

Nothing is "official" on the Fediverse.

Because it is decentralized, no one controls it (and thus nothing can be "official").

@Mango7874

I'm on the Fediverse, but not on Lemmy.

And I am replying to you.

Welcome to the Fediverse!