abeorch

@SynopsisTantilize
Well Im not entirely sure what will happen using a lemmy account byt try - Grab your Lemmy account and login a client like #Fedilab - Find a Mastodon user and comment or follow them and watch what happens.

@donuts I am not sure if its federated but something at least… And could be developed to be federated.

@baronvonj
Use #Friendica - #lemmy works well there for me - you also got to realise there is a lot of playing around with UIs in different client apps - #Fedilab #racoon plus so many more
@technology

@donuts
I saw #pinry - github.com/pinry/pinry/ - Haven’t tried it - can’t vouch for it … but is that what you are looking for?
@Teknevra

@baronvonj
What do you mean? I’m posting from a #Friendica account to #mastodon, #lemmy and #pixelfed - One account. no worries
@chronicledmonocle @technology

@AlternateRoute

@blind3rdeye

The issue is at the same time as making editorial and commercial decisions about what context is shown to people they rely on legal protections based on the fact they are a common carrier rather than having a degree of editorial control.

@TheGrandNagus

@fne8w2ah @technology
The important thing here is this avoids what happened with (and sorry i have to mention this ) #wordpress where one guy personally ran the org that guided the development of the software and then created dependencies on a central site he personally owns to control updates and access to plugins
Ownership of #trademark terms are important and open structures for things like.joinmastodon.org is as well

@Charger8232 @Swedneck For me I kind of finally discovered that Its bloody handy to pull together content from different sources into something like Frendica … you can flip between different groups of feeds.and easily.share stuff from there.

@abeorch
@checksout @opensource
This is cool . thanks for the tip. I now have my #lemmy, #Mastodon and #Friendica feed almost in one with #Fedilab . I just need to sort out my #privacysettings (and remember to get off the #Madridmetro at #nuevosministerios

@Charger8232 It seems it does… Oh this is cool!