Thanks for the hint. I do know Lemmy, but not in the depth that is required ;)

The short version: It doesn’t matter if you use Lemmy, Mastodon, Friendica or any other platform to participate in the Fediverse.

The Fediverse is an open stream of data (writing, images, videos, geodata, etc.) and all projects in the Fediverse can receive this data stream.

There is a certain degree of specialisation in order to better meet certain challenges. For example, you can easily share long videos with Peertube. Pixelfed specialises in the sharing of images and Lemmy in the aggregation of links.

There are also sites such as Mastodon, which specialises in microblogs, or Friendica, with which you can write long content and structure the content with Markdown or BBCode.

This content is created with Friendica, for example. So I don’t use Lemmy. Nevertheless, they can see the content and we can interact with each other. This is because our software, which we have used to log in, is connected to each other via the same data stream. Only our front end looks different.

But this also means that with your Lemmy account, you can receive all the content if it is available in the data stream. Enter a few hashtags that you would like to be displayed. When posts with this hashtag are published, you should be able to find this content in your personal timeline.

A project in the Fediverse is not an encapsulated unit. Therefore, each project is potentially the right one to create and distribute content and all others are able to receive and display the content.

@match Friendica started the federation with Diaspora in 2010 as a free social network, which later developed into Fediverse.

@octopus_ink Someone has entered their threads handle as their username.

@deadsuperhero The problem is already very old (2017). Mastodon has decided it in its own way.
github.com/mastodon/mastodon/i…

Nice to see a new attempt being made here that solves the problem in a charming way.

@MeaCulpa
I give in to my current mood. And yes, they have

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@5dashes
Auf jeden Fall nerdig. Und nie richtig fertig. Das macht den Reiz aus.

@minimar
Use this link: kbin.social/m/archlinux in lemmy.
The different platforms will then connect automatically

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Please also remember: each person who can and wants to, should open their own instance. The Fediverse lives from the many servers that are connected to each other. All servers are equal to all others. There is no hierarchy or main instance.

The genius of Fediverse. I don’t even have a #lemmy or #kbin account. I use #Friendica, which has groups of its own. And I can subscribe to Lemmy or Kbin groups and communicate with them.
The Fediverse is big and powerful.

@beepnoise
You will be shown all boards that are currently known in the Fediverse and already existed before kbin. This means that you can access a history that goes back to 2010.

The decisive factor is how well your instance is networked with the rest of the Fediverse. It always shows the board and posts if there has already been contact between the different servers.

Examples:

• #fedibikes is a group on Friendica: kbin.social/m/fedibikes@soc.sc…
• #Homecooking is a group on chirp: kbin.social/m/Homecooking@chir…

some of which have existed for several years. You can use them from kbin, just like a Friendica account can subscribe to all lemmy and kbin groups.

@beepnoise
Yes, it’s in the Fediverse (from Friendica)

@jayrhacker
All Fediverse projects can do this 👍. kbin supports AP

@caos
Eine Klasse Dokumentation der Fediverse Projekte