@Kotking Seems like Hubzilla works same way as Mastodon in terms of seeing messages. It’s sees only Topic starter and immediate responses/reply’s. I hope my <sup>reply</sup> will not go to <sub>topic starter</sub> but to direct
User
. Also playing around with styles that are
Klicke zum Öffnen/Schließen
available
to hubzilla. Will post screenshots how Hubzilla looks like in terms of interaction with fediverse, kbin in this case, as reply to this post. Hubzilla is a good starting point for little projects, but for discoverability and interaction better use Kbin site. Mastodon is also good for discoverability but you have to use hastags like #marknights that we force for our magazine use, adding more hashtags means more people can stumble upon you but you can only search via 1 hashtag which limits scope compared to using kbin to search for info. So you can use any fediverse compatible site to talk if you paste web address of the post/message/ etc in the search field of your own service/instance.
@Kotking Seems like Hubzilla works same way as Mastodon in terms of seeing messages. It’s sees only Topic starter and immediate responses/reply’s. I hope my <sup>reply</sup> will not go to <sub>topic starter</sub> but to direct
. Also playing around with
stylesthat areKlicke zum Öffnen/Schließen
available
to hubzilla. Will post screenshots how Hubzilla looks like in terms of interaction with fediverse, kbin in this case, as reply to this post. Hubzilla is a good starting point for little projects, but for discoverability and interaction better use Kbin site. Mastodon is also good for discoverability but you have to use hastags like #marknights that we force for our magazine use, adding more hashtags means more people can stumble upon you but you can only search via 1 hashtag which limits scope compared to using kbin to search for info. So you can use any fediverse compatible site to talk if you paste web address of the post/message/ etc in the search field of your own service/instance.
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