My year of Fediverse explorations
blog.elenarossini.com
  1. Microblogging: Mastodon
  2. Photo sharing: Pixelfed
  3. A social blog: ActivityPub Wordpress Plugin
  4. Beyond microblogging: Friendica
  5. Content Aggregators: Lemmy, PieFed & Mbin
  6. Beautiful and fun microblogging: Sharkey
  7. Self-hosting with GoToSocial

"Looking ahead at 2025

What do I plan to do in 2025?

My enthusiasm for the Fediverse keeps growing with each passing day. In the coming weeks, I plan to write about:

  • my experiences self-hosting with GoToSocial
  • PeerTube (the Fediverse’s alternative to YouTube)
  • The Friends plugin for Wordpress by Alex Kirk, which allows you to put your Wordpress site at the center of your online activities
  • Mobilizon: a Fediverse project that helps you find, create and organize events
  • Matrix.org: a Fediverse-adjacent open network for secure, decentralized communications

And so much more! There are several Fediverse projects like Hubzilla and Pleroma that I keep hearing about and have yet to try."–

  • caos@feddit.orgOPEnglish
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    24 hours ago

    You may also use one of the Fediverse macroblogging services for blogging: Friendica and Hubzilla allow you to write and design texts without a character limit. WriteFreely and Plume are also available specifically for blogging.