That's true, but to be honest there's already a pretty good verification system on Mastodon, even if you don't host your own instance.

It's a generic ActivityPub client.

It works this way because Mastodon and Lemmy both implement ActivityPub.

When you mention a Lemmy community from a Mastodon post, this post is sent to the Lemmy server you mentioned and treated as a new post in the community by Lemmy.

Then, when people reply from their Lemmy client, these comments are also visible to on the OP's Mastodon server.

Automatic conversion to Kepub is a benefit Calibre has, but the same thing can be done by running Kepubify before copying the files manually.

I love the Susuwatari key caps!

I just recently heard of BlueSky. How is it different from Mastodon? Does it promise to improve on ActivityPub in some way?

Source

There's a new engine that's been in development these last few months (available on the beta channel on PC) that greatly improves the performance. This might be what's going to be used on the Switch release.

That's unlikely, seeing that Sync for Reddit is not.

There's https://github.com/daniel-lxs/kbin-link for !magazine@instance links that works with Firefox and Chrome.

There's also been a lot of misinformation and misunderstandings going on regarding the blackout, which doesn't help.

I never realized how much some people rely on Reddit for social interaction. It's truly fascinating. Also, their unwillingness to even consider using other platforms.