And I want a pony.
If I want to post an image to a lemmy instance it only goes to that lemmy instance and that specific lemmy comm. What if I want to post it to mastodon but have it post also to a couple different lemmy comms or on multiple instances or to a pixelfed account? Or what if I want to post to pixelfed but have it automatically show up to my mastodon account? People on mastodon could follow my pixelfed from mastodon but I might not want to force people to follow me twice on mastodon (follow my pixelfed and normal mastodon account).
Facebook has this kind of posse for Instagram and Twitter, tumblr, and fb all used to have posse paradigms in the early days of open API access.
I offered some ideas in my original post about how this posse could be done using hashtag parsing. There's a lot of room for experimentation here. And at some level some of the issues here might be at root ahout the way in which identity in the fediverse isn't properly nomadic/portable etc. The case for this would be less of an issue if identity was decouple from platform and I could have an account that reached across multiple platforms (a single identity for both my pixelfed and mastodon and lemmy accounts. As it stands you have to have a separate account for each to fully interact with them. If the fediverse decoupled identity then one could have a single identity across platforms and that might make it easier to build platforms in a way that were even more interoperable).
Probably never will be.
It's web tech but I don't think it's electron though maybe I'm wrong.
Touch grass bud.
Each matrix chat is it's own channel. To admin multiple channels as you would on discord you just have to set up multiple matrix chats held by a common owner.
There is a mod role but you're right that you can't make custom ones though I honestly don't see much need to for a simple privacy community.
And I think matrix has voice now.
But yah I get what you're saying. Thank you for the elaboration.
Federated marketplaces would make a ton of sense. Network effect is a huge issue with selling stuff.
Could you elaborate?
Matrix is pretty convenient. They've got a great mobile and web app experience.
What exactly does discord have that mateix doesn't? They both have threading, replies, reacts, etc.
Signal is open source. The only part that isn't is the server side spam filtering.
I'm not a dev. I'm just sharing an opinion.