Thanks very much

Thanks very much

@asudox@lemmy.asudox.dev

No, it’s closed source

I just asked

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Not really, at least not IMO.

It’s more like Instagram.

@MadhuGururajan@programming.dev

I added an edit with information about what Upscrolled is

Don’t forget about Loops

Apparently there is also We Distribute, we’re basically a Fediverse news blog. Connected Places also does a lot of Fediverse / Bluesky reporting.

I think that CB is attempting to become a wrapper for all of them.

Ie you could use CB to pay using crypto, or Stripe, Apple/Google Pay, SAMSUNG Wallet, or etc

There’s also apparently Crowdbucks

https://wedistribute.org/2025/08/introducing-crowdbucks/

I think an aggregated approach is more “Fediverse” like. But once again, who decides what does/ doesn’t get published?

What I was thinking was something similar to how Lemmy operates.

You just take the already existing websites / platforms, use some code to connect them to together, and let users create their own apps

Basically just take Lemmy, but replace the instances with News Websites

If a website gets too egregious, then the others could potentially vote to have their access revoked

I think that they are attempting to make a YouTube competitor that connects to / uses both ATProto, and ActivityPub

Idk, I’m not the developer

I’m not asking for Lemmy to become a chat platform.

I just don’t think that it is reasonable to expect / require users to have to download a whole other app / platform, just to converse with the mods as a group.

@asudox@lemmy.asudox.dev

But doesn’t Piefed have the ability for mods to distinguish / un - distinguish themselves?

Ok.

Alright.

@idunnololz@lemmy.world

What about, instead of having the DM/GC feature in-house, Lemmy instead integrated a separate protocol like:

Matrix

XMPP

Delta Chat

Session

Briar

SimpleX

OMEMO (XMPP Extension)

etc.

And used that instead, for the DM/GC?

That way, Lemmy wouldn’t have to donate resources to DM/GC, but users would still be able to message each other.

And not have to have two separate accounts on two different platforms.

Are the tags similar to how reddit allows users to put custom labels / tags in a Subreddit?

Or are they more like content moderation?

The GitHub.

Where?

Because I’m a mod, and whenever I comment within the community, it always just shows my my mod status (green, because I use Summit for Lemmy)