#experiment tagging @mozilla @mozilla @firefox @firefox to see if this post shows up on #lemmy .
Apparently your mastodon posts show up on Lemmy under the right circumstances (tagging a Lemmy community). 🤞
Edit: if I remove the tagging, will the post magically disappear from Lemmy too?
Edit:
For mastodon users wondering about this, here’s the corresponding Lemmy thread: https://lemmy.ml/post/13358920
Mastodon thread for Lemmy users: https://fosstodon.org/@thegreybeardofthetree/112120405122806398
Lemmy user here
I still see the post
@mozilla @firefox
Answer found: it is a reply to the original post!Further, an upvote on #lemmy is a boost on #mastodon.
What’s weird is that the boost seems to come from the community it was posted to, not the Lemmy user that upvoted it.
I wonder what happens when there are multiple upvotes … Multiple boosts by the and community (e.g. @firefox)?
@mozilla @firefox I see multiple upvotes, but only one boost.
Further, the boost only seems to apply to the top post, not to the replies.
#curiosity solved by #experimentation . Feel free to add more #observations .
To #science 🥂
Even better - you can see the whole thread from both #lemmy and from #Mastodon . However, you only see the conversation, not upvotes/downvotes in mastodon, while you see votes too in Lemmy.
Edit: I tried to not tag @firefox this time to see if my reply showed up on Lemmy. It didn’t.
Tagging so the Lemmy thread also shows the reply and pictures.
Edit++: so retroactive tagging doesn’t work ☹️…nvm, it just took a bit of time to update!
++Edit++: pictures only show in the top post 😔
I see multiple upvotes, but only one boost.
Further, the boost only seems to apply to the top post, not to the replies.
Well that’s odd, what if it’s a different user that’s commenting? Maybe all the boosts went to the top post because it was all by the same user
Not quite. An upvote on Lemmy is a favorite on mastodon. However, all posts on Lemmy look like they are a “boost” by the community when viewing from mastodon.
@JackFromWisconsin
@firefox the upvotes don’t look like favorites either - they just don’t register.I’ll share a mastodon screenshot, then edit my post so you can see it on Lemmy too.
Note how there are 34 upvotes on Lemmy, but no favorites on mastodon.
https://cdn.fosstodon.org/media_attachments/files/112/122/170/941/069/975/original/5d713ef897059efc.jpg
Edit: markdown format embedding doesn’t get to Lemmy for some reason, so here are direct links to the images instead.
If people tagged firefox@mozilla.social it wouldn’t happen, but that profile doesn’t exist and they are tagging firefox@lemmy.ml. Presumably some autocomplete?
It’s working as expected, just a poor user experience especially when the Lemmy community gets random posts that are someone’s shower thought.
Honestly, poor user experience describes 99% of all microblogging content we see on Lemmy. Maybe the whole idea of federating structured with basically unstructured content is not that great in the first place.
Hello there!
hello from mbin, which in my mind is sort of half lemmy-like and half mastodon-like.
Hi, wanna do experiment across the fediverse? Here is a community dedicated to that: !testfediverse@jlai.lu
From my experience with Miskey forks, which behave almost like mastodon, to post from the twittoverse to Lemmy, you need to make sure the community is federated to your instance. To do that, open it like using the same url pattern for a remote user. Example with Sharkey : go to sharkey.world/@firefox@lemmy.ml.
Then write a note with a mention to the community just like it was a user. Do not mention more than one community because it will post only on one.
The first paragraph will be repeated as you title so avoid mentions and hashtags there.
On !testfediverse@jlai.lu we have tutorial on how to do that and also how to post from Lemmy to Mastodon. It is in french but you could use a translator or ask mods for advice.
Have fun with the fediversion!
