Iceshrimp

Lemmy and peertube and matrix (if it counts)
Mastdon is alr ig

Here on Lemmy is my favorite considering that's what I use most on the Fediverse. Second would be the only other one I use: Mastodon.

Lemmy and Catodon and Pixelfed, in that order.

Lemmy & Bluesky until that eventually falls off or Mastodon decides to improve itself

Lemmy and peertube

Seems a little old. It should have BlueSky and FChannel

Is there any write-up about interops between any of them?

Every time I see this I think it needs a Storage and a Conversation branch.

Pretty sure Kbin is dead and gone, might want to update your tree.

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I wanna check out the fediverse blogging platforms, they seem interesting. Which one would you recommend? I looked at writefreely but it seems that none of the instances let you post as many blogs as you want unless you pay?

Also, is anyone working a fediverse IMDB/letterboxed alternative that uses OMDB dataset? Perhaps a Bookwyrm fork could make it not too hard to start.

1. Mbin
2. Misskey forks (I use CherryPick, but Sharkey is good too)
3. PeerTube
4. PieFed
5. Mastodon

There is Matrix but no XMPP :(

1. XMPP
2. Lemmy
3. Akkoma
4. Peertube

I really wanted to like bookwyrm and use it but it's just so bare bones. Instead, I switched from goodreads to StoryGraph like two years ago. I really like some of its features like content warnings, moods, very detailed stats of my reading habits, etc.

A Roblox alternative in the fediverse.

Because I want to get off Roblox.

Mastodon. Easily better than Twitter in every way, even when it wasn’t full of garbage. Can’t say the same for Lemmy, it’s not bad, and in some ways better but in some ways worse.

Lemmy. I love to read the posts and play the media.

Unfortunately, Lemmy is the only one with content that appeals to me so far (at least to my knowledge, given the near-unsearchable nature of the fediverseso far). The platforms just aren't large enough.

Lemmy, shortly followed by Piefed.

Will probably switch once Piefed gets mobile apps support and comments view

Without any particular order: Lemmy, Mastodon, Bookwyrm.

Lemmy, I like the simple post structure with all related commentary under the original submission.

Mastodon is fine for people who like it but it's hard to follow the thread of replies as every reply is its own individual post.

I guess the twatter format makes sense for dashing off quick messages but I find it hard to follow and it's difficult to find communities and topics of interest without also including a shit-ton of noise along with the signal.