FediAct VS instances

It's only part of what you want, but with the browser addon FediAct you can follow or like on other instances and clicking reply directs you back to your own.

I want to use https://github.com/Lartsch/FediAct on Mull browser (https://f-droid.org/packages/us.spotco.fennec_dos/)

It’s annoying but fortunately there’s a great Chrome/Firefox extension that automates this process: https://github.com/Lartsch/FediAct

I hope this will be made easier in the near future. In the meantime, you can use this browser extension: https://github.com/lartsch/FediAct#installation

There's an addon for Chrome and Firefox that helps with this issue.

If you find yourself copying URLs from foreign instances often, you might like a browser extension like FediFollow that dose this process automatically when you try to interact with a foreign post.

Mastodon

A good way to find an instance that works for you is the site: Mastodon instances https://instances.social/

Firstly, you can start by searching for instances of interest here.

The latter. Source is at https://github.com/gallizoltan/usercount which states:

> A bot which counts users from all instances listed at https://instances.social then posts statistics to Mastodon.

> User Count Bot for all known Mastodon instances

For those on the fence, but know more about how instances work, this resource may help you pick a relevant one. There is also this Github resource that enlists all academia-based instances.

I used this site for finding specialized Mastodon servers. I used a variety of search string and did not find any Mastodon servers specialized to Indigenous People's concerns.

Go to this place to find a place to sign up: https://instances.social/

Find and join communities in Reddit alternatives. Here's a list of Mastodon communities, and here's an online tool to find and parse through the different Mastodon communities. This is a list of popular Lemmy servers. However, do keep an eye out as some existing subreddit's moderators may create new communities on these sites.