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submitted 1 year ago by BobQuasit@beehaw.org to c/technology@beehaw.org

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I had no idea of the size and variety of the Fediverse! It has me feeling a bit overwhelmed. I'm enjoying BookWyrm very much; it's the GoodReads/LibraryThing replacement I've been looking for for years.

I love the simplicity of Paper.wf for blogging. It's truly elegant; I just click the link and start typing. But as far as I can tell there's no way for others to find my blog or for me to find other blogs on the site. There's no browse or follow feature. Nor can anyone comment on my posts! Those seem to me to be HUGE omissions.

Have you used any Fediverse blogging options? What are they like? And what other Fediverse services would you recommend? Other than Mastodon, I've already tried that (it didn't excite me).

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[–] ozoned@beehaw.org 6 points 1 year ago

If you're putting your content up on Youtube right now, then Peertube can just mirror that content without much work. At least that's my understanding. I'm not a Youtuber. diode.zone is one I've used in the past which doesn't really have any kind of gatekeeping.

However, I personally enjoy TILVids the most. They're curated. You ahve to talk to the TILVids admin to get access and he kind of is there to help folks get started and if you take off then he suggests you create your own. That happens with few. TechLore for instance just did this. But he does have a focus on videos that help folks learn things, but even GamingOnLinux mirrors there.