- cross-posted to:
- technology@beehaw.org
- cross-posted to:
- technology@beehaw.org
From the article:
Mastodon is a great microblogging platform, but maybe you want to try something new. Firefish made a splash recently, and a lot of people are talking about it. If you’ve played with it for a while and want to officially take the plunge, here’s some tips on moving from your Mastodon Instance to a Firefish one.
I read it. Even looked at firefish.social. I fail to see the difference. It’s people posting and people replying just like here. Or do I need to actually sign up to see the differences? Or can some one elaborate, because this simply smells of advertisement.
Some of the differences are justthings an instance an admin can change on Mastodon, such as
But there are things that would require a Mastodon admin to to fork and modify, too
It’s ultimately just another front-end to ActivityPub and the Fediverse. Use whichever one suits your preferences as they can see and follow each other regardless.
AFAIK mastodon has a hard limit of 500, changing it would either require source code modding, usage of a fork or using another software
Well, I know there are Mastodon servers that allow more than 500. Guess they did have to modify the code or run a fork though.
This is really good info, thanks.