jointhefediverse.net VS ap-groups

There's also Lemmy and Kbin. Plus other similar social networks of this type

here's a bit of a better explanation https://jointhefediverse.net/

Pe Fediverse

Do not delete stuff that you are actually using. Rather, refrain from creating new accounts if you can use something without a login as an alternative, or if you can use your current account for that particular stuff. Only create accounts to services that offer some other meaningful stuff that the others won't offer (like decentralized services such as Mastodon or other Fediverse platforms, or Matrix, or XMPP, whatever less mainstream service you might stumble upon). In order to manage all these accounts, try a password manager like Keepass. You can group all these services' credentials, add an expiry date for passwords, as well as type down any notes regarding your accounts. You can do the same with email addresses.

Thank you! I opened a ticket on our GitHub repo: https://github.com/jointhefediverse-net/jointhefediverse.net/issues/35

About Mastodon you can consider it as Reddit, only if you consider the communities Art, etc. otherwise it's not a Reddit alternative. Or chirp.social.

Hi all, I've had trouble adapting to Mastodon because your server is equated with your identity, but lots of servers are topic-oriented. To solve for that, I created this as a way to implement groups.

You create an account and then whoever follows that account can @message them and then the account automatically boosts the original post.

https://github.com/michaelcpuckett/ap-groups

For context, first I built a mostly-working ActivityPub server in TypeScript/Node.js. I haven't quite figured out what to do as far as the client, but this seemed like a quick and easy solve for the groups issue.

https://github.com/michaelcpuckett/activitypub-core