Pretty cool how the Fediverse works right? You can directly follow the Linux Gaming Lemmy instance (it's like an open source Reddit).
Pretty cool how the Fediverse works right? You can directly follow the Linux Gaming Lemmy instance (it's like an open source Reddit).
Pretty cool how the Fediverse works right? You can directly follow the Linux Gaming Lemmy instance (it's like an open source Reddit).
For context I posted this on Mastodon and had no idea it would show up here too lolwat
Haha I was so confused when I came across this, but I do love that it works that way! I look forward to having a really diverse base of users.
Wherever "here" is.
You tell me man I'm confused
@gamingonlinux interesting viewing this on Kbin, I thought that it would have me reply like normal for lemmy but instead it has me tag you
@linux_gaming and now apparently this post shows up there lol 🙃
It's very amusing seeing your use of "here" and "there" in the comments from your respective accounts appearing in both places.
@gamingonlinux @linux_gaming The fediverse is great, except now I am getting "addicted" to social media.
@gamingonlinux @linux_gaming aaand following
@gamingonlinux @linux_gaming creating the fediverse was a good move from John Mastodon imho
John Mastadon* smh
@gamingonlinux I can respond from a completely different place like Kbin! Why are some people against this?
@gamingonlinux @linux_gaming Only problem I have with this is that the experience in Mastodon is somewhat messy right now, due to no proper Groups implementation - it just boosts every single post and comment and it appears in your feed with no context.
I'm sure when Mastodon gets Groups though, this will be much improved.
@gamingonlinux @linux_gaming Don't mind if I do!
Ok this is really cool
@gamingonlinux @linux_gaming I would follow it if ut didn't boost so many comments