Ramsdale signs a new contract @gunners
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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@gunners this is an experiment to see if I can post from mastodon and it’s working?
Seems if you tag the community, it submits it as a post on Lemmy.
Ye it works, I heard you might have trouble with comments and replies on Mastodon tho
@Astrealix seems to be working okay right now. Only thing I don’t like is that on lemmy you see the tags of who I’m replying to.
The image works but the formatting of the text is a bit off. Looked significantly better natively on Lemmy to be honest. Also I think the Lemmy server loads images faster than the Arsenal.social mastadon server you're uploading from.
Great to see your drawings here too
Thanks! I hope this catches on. I think federation is really cool and would like to see adopted more.
I hope so too, but the lack of proper mobile (iOS) support make it hard to be adopted by many people. I have to use Leml in testflight so had to jump through some hoops to have it working. Such a shame because the momentum was there
Big communities are fun (which you can get more easily when things are centralized), but communities under the control of a unbalanced billionaire, or a CEO desperately trying to make his business profitable before the bills come due... that's not nice.
Federation is cool because it's flexible. You can still have really big instances, but small ones are out there too, and if something goes wrong with the big ones, you can just shift to the smaller ones without the community shattering.
@merc yup completely agree. Reminds me a bit of the internet before social media.
I also like that you can pick the UI that works for you. For an example, I’m viewing Lemmy communities on mastodon because I like playing around with the Twitter-esque layout. But someone else might prefer the Reddit format, etc.