As the creator of Mbin I'm also calling it Threadiverse.
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As the creator of Mbin I'm also calling it Threadiverse.
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@melroy@kbin.melroy.org NodeBB here, agreed.
It really is the most succinct nickname to describe the type of software we are... and I feel that outweighs possible association with Threads.
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I follow you now :)
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Thank you for weighing in, this is quite helpful!
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Lemmy Federate also says this:
1: Threadiverse refers to Fediverse software that implements "FEP-1b12: group federation". For example, Lemmy, Mbin, Guppe, NodeBB and others...
Maybe try to get a piefed namedrop there?
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I noticed PieFed.social on page 9, and the link is functional, even though next to it the status says "disabled".
That site doesn't seem very trustworthy. I wonder if it is measuring how "Lemmy-like" an instance is? Anyway I've never heard of that site before, but passing the note to @rimu@piefed.social anyway in case it helps:-).
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It's run by an instance admin. I wanna say lemy.lol?
even though next to it the status says "disabled".
I believe that just means piefed.social isn't participating in the service.
Edit: is that right, @iso@lemy.lol?
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Yes, it is just disabled. Lemmy Federate supports every threadiverse software and Piefed is one of them.
Currently Piefed communities can be followed by Lemmy instances but not the other way around.
In general, every fediverse software that support FEP-1b12 and can receive Lemmy-like PM’s can register to Lemmy Federate.
/cc @OpenStars@discuss.online @rimu@piefed.social @julian@community.nodebb.org
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@iso@lemy.lol what's a "lemmy-like" PM
I think this explains why I can't log into the site.
