currently I’m following some Lemmy comms on mastodon and my problem is that each comment showed up independently in my feed.
they don’t usually make sense on their own and i want to see the original posts only.
but how?
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This may be obvious and not what you want to do, but Lemmy’s own UI is optimized for threaded conversations within a post. Browsing Lemmy communities from an account on a Lemmy instance looks pretty sensible.
That doesn’t help you manage comment toots from Mastodon, but if you don’t find another solution… it will look better from Lemmy itself.
yeah, goona stick with Lemmy. just exploring my options in this newfound space
I would also like that. You would only have to use an app and could subscribe to certain communities as a feed (similar to RSS). If you want to read the comments you click on the link. But my understanding is that it’s the client’s job. This would have to understand how Lemmy is structured.
But a hybrid client which supports Mastodon and Lemmy would be great. Maybe if Reddit goes down the drain, there will be such clients in the future, which support both.
@knighthawk0811 I do not believe there is a way to do this unfortunately.
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On a somewhat unrelated note… I just found that I can use https://relay.fedi.buzz/ and point it at a #Lemmy instance and then add the resulting URL as a #relay on my Mastodon instance and… that seems to work? I’m getting beehaw.org posts in my federated feed now.
So that’s cool.
Although it’s possible to follow Lemmy’s communities in Mastodon, I would not suggest it as the experience is not the same. That’s my reason to have separate accounts.
If you only want to be “notified” of new posts in a given community, I think you can subscribe to some sort of RSS feed. In Calckey (now Firefish), you can add timelines that will show specific RSSs.
@knighthawk0811 This has been a bummer for me as well. Lemmy seems great as a Reddit alternative but Mastodon is a bit more mature at the moment so I’d like to browse from there.
