I never got into mastodon because I couldn’t connect multiple instances. I like this a lot about Lemmy so far (just here for a few minutes though).
Reading about the fediverse got me thinking. What other use cases could you think of? Maybe outside social media?
Would a fediverse password manager be more or less secure than some company owned pm?
How about “clones” of other social media like FB and Insta, TikTok?
What about a blogging community like Medium?
Other ideas?
#Bookwyrm is a book review site like Goodreads
#WriteFreely is a blogging service, and Medium is actually working on Fediverse integration.
I’d like to see a GitHub clone for the Fediverse that enabled the cross-instance forking of code. The recent goings-on with the FOSS Invidious make me worry about the future of all open-source software that tries to allow us some level of privacy. Putting it on a distributed network would be extremely beneficial to prevent megacorps from bullying such projects out of existence.
there is an initiative for federated git “forges” called ForgeFed. I’m on mobile but will find some links when I’m on desktop
@gredo There is a clone of #Facebook (actually 2 or 3: #Friendica, which uses AP, #Diaspora, using it’s own protocol and #Hubzilla, using both AP and it’s own, #Zot protocol).
Then there’s #Pixelfed, which is an alternative to #Instagram
Edit: what I really find missing is an alternative to #IMDb
@gredo I think I am into a year almost, lol. I was looking for a Facebook alternative so there I am, on Friendica 😁
@notacat There are a couple of apps listed on their website, and there’s also Relatica, created by one of the devs. This looks like the most modern Friendica dedicated client at the moment, although in beta. It is also cross-platform, or that’s what the dev wants. But from what I understand, you can use Mastodon client apps as well (haven’t tried tho).
Its still early. It needs time to mature.
