While it probably would help people on Mastodon find content in some circumstances I'm not sure it is necessarily a good idea. They can already follow sublemmies, communities so that is an organising principle. It might be a case of trying to do too much and confusing people. Exactly what conventions will be used by people posting from Mastodon into the lemmyverse and vice versa are not yet clear so maybe deliberately using conventions from one platform on the other will develop. Will be interesting to see how things play out.
By the way when viewed on Mastodon this hashtag is clickable unlike some hyperlinks posted from lemmy; it is not showing up in search though(on https://masto.ai)
thanks for the advice. done.
YSK - After being dormant for years a fediverse magazine is publishing articles again
Our passion project has relaunched, with all kinds of new coverage for the federated web.
WeDistribute, a fediverse magazine is back publishing articles related to the fediverse. An article concerning Facebook's imminent arrival into the fediverse and the reaction to this forthcoming event has already been published.
Why YSK? As a community the fediverse (lemmy, mastodon etc) would very much benefit from a dedicated magazine where fedi authors would be able to have their articles published intstead of in the mainstream media. It would act as a strengthening pillar for the fediverse.
Was the lemmyverse/threadiverse aware that Mastodon has been convulsed for the past 2 days?
Since news leaked out 2 days ago that Facebook has approached Mastodon developers and admins - requiring non-disclosure agreements first - the whole microverse (i.e. mastodon / pleroma etc, the micro-blogging part of fedi) has been talking about nothing but that and Facebook's imminent entry into the fediverse with an as yet not clearly defined entity called Barcelona or p92. This woud be very roughly comparable to Reddit saying they are going to federate with lemmy.
Yet here on lemmy I could only find a relatively small discussion.
https://kbin.social/m/fediverse/t/62958
Did the lemmyverse not know or just not care that much?
Results of Fedivision Song Contest 2023
The votes have been counted! In total 268 votes were cast. Here comes the top five songs of #FediVision2023
The winner of the third annual FediVision Song Contest is...
Song: Haul on the Jib: A Recursive C Shanty Country: The Old Mermaid Townsfolk
Congratulations to futzle
See website for more info: https://fedivision.party/