1. Mbin
2. Misskey forks (I use CherryPick, but Sharkey is good too)
3. PeerTube
4. PieFed
5. Mastodon

Fun fact: Sharkey, another Fediverse software (Misskey fork) has built-in ListenBrainz integration

Seems like the instance owner got burned out, happens sadly

I’ve Loops and can use it, I was in the wait-list and I got an email letting me reset password(3 days ago), and with this new password I was able to log into the Loops apk and website

September 25, 2024

Oof, that explains why I had a feeling that I read it before

I’m pretty sure it’s on the PeerTube roadmap - https://joinpeertube.org/news/peertube-future-2024

@JupiterRowland@sh.itjust.works

CherryPick is developed in Japan. I wouldn’t count on any of the devs, much less all of them, being fluent in English or anything else that isn’t Japanese

My main instance runs on CherryPick ( https://kitty.social ), CherryPick is pretty much developed by one dev NoriDev, they have a discord server and they speaks English, also they’re Korean, not Japanese

It’s also one of the oldest Misskey forks as it exists from 2021 (Sharkey was forked in 2023 if I’m not mistaken)

This site has a lot of info about Misskey forks

@ALostInquirer@lemm.ee

@Blaze@feddit.org I just want to note that it’s a feature request on GitHub right now, it was already implemented on KBin (even tho in a bit weird way), so it’s definitely possible

https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin/issues/484

@erlend_sh@lemmy.world @FundMECFSResearch@lemmy.blahaj.zone

There’s a list on the Mbin’s website, I’m surprised it wasn’t mentioned yet

https://joinmbin.org/servers

I can recommend these instances:

• fedia.io (It’s the biggest one, so it would be better to avoid for the decentralization)
• kbin.earth
• thebrainbit.org

The later two are run by mbin devs so they should be pretty good

Additionaly there’s !AskMbin@fedia.io magazine, so you can ask questions there instead.

I thought it was more like transfem.social drama, no?

Same with me, I migrated from Firefish to Sharkey, I hope I’ll not need to migrate software again, but oh well, who knows, if I’ll have to, I’ll prob still stick to *key

One of the differences is that Gecko written in C++ while Servo is written in Rust

It’s also more optimized and modern

True, but I see it more like a BlueSky PDS (instance) than a separate service build on top of AT protocol

Btw you can even follow Bridgy from MBin, but federation doesn’t work very well @bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy

There are 2 other services AFAIK, however they’re very barebone

• WhiteWind, Macroblogging service - https://whtwnd.com/
• FrontPage, Link aggregator - https://frontpage.fyi/

@FrostyTrichs@walledgarden.xyz Eh, personally, I think that as long nobody forces anyone to use something it’s fine, more variety is always good for the federated network

@FrostyTrichs@walledgarden.xyz Yep, TechCrunch even addressed it in the article

Developed over the past few months, sub.club shares engineering and design resources with Mammoth, the Mastodon app backed by Mozilla, Long Journey Ventures and Salesforce’s Marc Benioff. Though some fediverse supporters don’t like the idea of VCs and for-profit businesses entering their space, Mammoth’s co-founder Bart Decrem thinks bringing money into the fediverse could help it to thrive.

Understandable, I can’t neither, that’s why I use English-speaking instance

@Auster@lemm.ee You can just use an instance that is defederated from them, that’s the beauty of the Fediverse

According to https://lemm.ee/instances your instance already blocks them for example

@ExtremeDullard@lemmy.sdf.org

Sharkey, but Threads quotes show up in basic Misskey as well

Yea, they play fine, I use Misskey fork as my main instance, and it even supports quotes

Maybe your instance have defederated from them? Also the Fediverse sharing is opt-in in Threads, so like 95% or more Threads users haven’t turned it on, cause they have no idea it exists