I can even understand, that the voting quota is a measure against network's bot abuse, but the automatic measure is IMHO too soon for a network of scale of today's Threadiverse. One could even argue, that so few bots can skew the feeds on this network, but as voting on Fediverse is public (in spite of softwares trying to obscure it to appease the fledditors), this still can be tackled up by few moderation actions.

Have you tried using a PieFed's community migration feature when moving from lemmy.world? Did the feature live to its promises?

(piefed.zip does not implement the voting quota)

You may want to check the list of instances defederated by your PieFed instance out then as it may by much longer that on lemmy.ca...

Disclaimer: the original post comes from another Pleroma instance.

Check your output as it may be less accurate than your effort.

AI is able to extensively describe a photo, like these published on ![email protected] , but fails at seeing, what part of it is actually important, or recognising a point of a meme. It will save you many keystrokes, but probably will still need to be manually corrected.

Yes.

·pond is under development: you can follow its development on Mastodon or something: @[email protected], and join its Matrix chat at #pppapp:matrix.org

Fun fact: its creator made Prismo, which was a federated link aggregator even before Lemmy. Unfortunately, Prismo content never made it to Lemmy as former ceased to exist and latter federated only later.

Twitter mirrors
Instagram mirrors
Reddit mirrors for posts

Corporate social networks generally don't like being mirrored by a competition and actively fight with these.

Bluesky was being mirrored like this by Bridgy, but as it is a two-way bridge and Mastodon users did not expect their data leak to another network they bullyed Bridgy dev into making it opt-in.

There are more issues to mass-mirroring content from outside and I hope others will tell about them.

Egzaktli.

Another spambot wave? WriteFreely hasn't got good antispam measures (e.g. no e-mail needed for an account)

Exactly like that.

I’m not sure, though, if all the features are available with Lemmy.

They are on PieFed.

I tried to subscribe to a PeerTube channel on Lemmy, but it looks that it stuck on "Subscribe pending". However, copy-paste of a video URL works, and I was able to watch and comment the vid using Lemmy.

My piefed.social account was an OP of several posts on that community. piefed.social deletes old posts from the comm after 365 days, and my posts made from piefed.social were purged too.

Text and link content, and the discussion technically remain, but the image is broken for anyone in the federation (as Lemmy does not cache external images).

The "delete old posts from an external comm" feature of PieFed is ATM done wrong. It's wrong to delete a local post only because it was posted to an external comm, whose old posts get purged.

BROWSE MICROBLOG TAG MORE, THERE IS MORE TWITTERISM (OR RATHER MASTODONISM) THERE!!!

(could not resist)

Ty działasz tak jak być powinno. Kwestia jest taka, że Szmer posiada zarówno użytkownika, jak i społeczność o tym samym adresie. Lemmy i PieFed różnicują między ! dla społeczności i @ dla użytkowników, ale Mastodon nie ma ! i robi wszystko w @.

Efekt: kolidują nazwa użytkownika z nazwą społeczności. Próbujesz zapostować na magazynie a zamiast tego wołasz nieaktywnego użytkownika.

Nikomu z Mastodona nie udało się zapostować w niniejszej społeczności. Federację Mastodona należałoby testować innym magazynem... (oznaczam @[email protected] )

Nie wiem, czy tę społeczność uda się w tej kwestii sensownie naprawić - sprowadza się ona do zawartości zdalnych Mastodonów itd....

Your instance is not blocking that much.

Apparently the Facebook company fights with account mirroring even more than ex-Twitter. Performance of Instagram mirroring will be smaller...

A to już inna sprawa...

Both Mastodon and Lemmy (and Mbin) expose an API, which can be used to develop an alternative client (for e.g. mobile). This allows even for several alternative front-ends, like Elk, Phanpy and pl-fe for Mastodon (and Pleroma and Akkoma and some Misskey forks and several projects for single-user-instances - all of these extend Mastodon API in some way), or Photon, mlmym and Blorp for Lemmy. GoToSocial (made for single-user-instances) does not provide any webUI, pointing to these alternative front-ends. Lemdro.id even swapped its interface for Photon.

Mastodon clients list (scroll down) and Lemmy clients list

Technically one is able to develop a Fediverse instance software which would provide both Mastodon API (likely with extensions) and Lemmy API. With e.g. microblogging (and maybe events?) used via pl-fe and Threadiverse content more easily available via Photon or Blorp? But I am not aware of any project like that.