Show Lemmy: I hacked together a website showing the Lemmy, Mastodon, etc instances that block Zuckerberg’s Threads.net
This incorrectly lists Lemmy.zip as federated - we’ve been defederated for months.
I dont think this site is accurate.
It appears that has been corrected. As of 0810 central daylight savings time U.S.
Great! This is very helpful. Glad to see my mastodon is a part of fedipact. I already have meta accounts and I don’t need my fediverse gradually steered towards zuck’s agenda.
No good billionaires.
Now to reexamine my lemmy instance. Hmmmm.
What is the fedipact?
An agreement/ formal statement not to federate or support meta integration with the fediverse.
Cheers!
Thanks for this. Just discovered that an instance where I still have an old account is federated with Threads. Deleting it now.
Edit: spelling
@CaptObvious I’m glad to see it’s immediately been helpful 😄
What is fedipact?
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Oh wow! Great to see <3
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i read the page title, then looked at first result and it was mastodon.social and second was mstdn.social.
mayb for your site to match its title you want to not make “federated” the default status sort option?
It appears active users is the default status, at least as of this post.
Blåhaj Zone and Blåhaj Lemmy have been defederated from threads for something like 5 months.
Thanks, I wasn’t sure if my instance was blocking. I’m glad we are in the wait and see camp at the moment. Though, vigilance is absolutely warranted.
Why?
Why are they defederating? Is that what you’re asking?
ETA: There’s a good article behind the reasoning here, using XMPP as an object lesson. Corporations can co-opt open standards through a Microsoft-ish “embrace, extend, extinguish” strategy.
No, I was asking what motivated OP to make this website.
Presumably the goal was to gather and communicate interesting information.
Thank you, allowed me to delete any accounts that are federated with cuckerberg owned conglomerates.
I say that and realize lemmy.world is too… Guess this account is next…
thought you were mistaken but it was lemmings.world that defederated
I hope lemmy.world will do so soon too
They won’t. They already said that they won’t unless there’s “trouble”. Whatever that means.
It’s a fair, if extremely naive approach.
I hear a lot of people in the fediverse suggesting that the exposure will help grow fedi. As though the people who knowingly made social media more dangerous for a buck will suddenly turn over a new leaf.
Hi there! Your text contains links to other Lemmy communities, here are correct links for Lemmy users: !fediverse@lemmy.world
What do the ones with the heart and Fedipact mean?
I take it as an agreement to block, but no way to verify, because their block lists are private.
it means they signed https://fedipact.online
Can you make the same for discourse ?
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What data?
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That’s publicly available data. Anyone can access publicly available data on the open web.
So the solution is to… abandon the open web for a new silo? Sounds like a pyrrhic victory.
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It doesn’t really matter. The only data they could ever access is publicly available. Federating with them doesn’t give them private or personally identifying data. The only way they could get private data (or serve you ads) is by convincing you to use Threads. Your privacy isn’t dependent on the good intentions of remote server admins.
Federate with whoever you want but if you’re defederating to keep them from getting data that you’re making public and literally anyone can access with RSS, it’s… not a great reason. It’s an effective way to make sure you don’t have to interact with their users but it won’t turn public data private.
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My “cancerous ideology” is to not make decisions or spread panic based on misplaced fear or misinformation.
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Glad to see my instance defederated.
@nm@veganism.social @technology@lemmy.world @fediverse@lemmy.world How do you check this? With the peers list, or by trying to get the blocked domains?
