In Social media, it’s #31. Sorry. My bad. But still. It’s going to get even higher once the instances stabilize in performance.

No really, it is #31. At least in my Apple App store?

https://imgur.com/a/8IAXU49

#31 in App Store. That means Lemmy is going places. Holy shit! (and as I understand, this comment would be fully harvestable by admins)

This! Reuse as much as possible.

So is there a way to search across instances?

Seriously, this will distance google from usefulness even further. Chatbots already at the jugular of google right now.

Can the big AI companies crawl and harvest lemmy and fediverse?

This! Reuse as much as possible.

This! Reuse as much as possible.

This! Reuse as much as possible.

They probably have a free choice to review who can join, which blocks the federated part that allows a federated user to log in?

It could be different since it’s decentralized

It also feels faster when loading, though slower when you enter a post or save a comment.

I read a bit about it here. It seems like a much better model than Reddit. It looks like each instance is controlled by the instance creator, who also supplies the hardware. But it is much more free and open. The only controllers I see are the ones hosting the instances, however it is easy to move from one instance to another, same for content.

I tried to log in to behaw and others with my lemmy.world user but the login just works for a very long time and nothing happens. I dont know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse

I mean, on Reddit there’s just be subreddits which would be equivalent of communities. I just don’t get what instances are for then.

What is an instance? Is everything not on one server? If not, then how is it all aggregated?