Trying to find a space in the fediverse by trying it from different networks:
@PlasticPigeon@lemmy.world
@PlasicPope@iceshrimp.social
@PlasticPug@cupoftea.social
@PlasticCloud@campground.bonfire.cafe
@PlasticPigeon@kbin.cafe
Non-fediverse:
What I would like most is if I can create one ActivityPub account and use it on every ActivityPub service. This for me would be a perfect solution, because then I could use any app using a single account.
This is exactly it, this is what it sounded like when doing research about the Fediverse online. So perhaps that is the thing, but one user said that they can connect to all of them from Friendica. That’s the thing, it’s just to follow them, not create new PF or PT or Kbin posts from say Mastodon or Friendica. Posts can be done on one’s chosen instance, but the following would be so much more streamlined if it could be done from one place. :-) :-)
HOPING TO EXPLAIN BETTER:
Sorry. Perhaps the thoughts were not clear, but have watched a lot of videos and even Wikipedia makes it seem like they are all social networks and that one can follow / post / reply on the other networks:
It isn’t about following everything and everyone, but about not wanting to have a Pixelfed account to follow a photographer, or not needing a Lemmy account to follow interesting topics, or not needing a Mastodon account to follow a blogger / writer. It is perhaps then a bit oversimplified on the “intro to the fediverse” videos / posts that’s been seen on the web. Was hoping to have one single account on any of the above, and then just interact from there, and not needing an account for every single one of them.
Please forgive if this sounds ignorant, but is this a tool to install on servers to create your own version of a federated app, like Lemmy / Mastodon / Pixelfed?
Or is this completely new, other social network, like a standalone social network of itself, like a Lemmy / a Mastodon / a Peertube?
Still trying to grasp the fediverse concepts.
Actually created an account on there a few days ago, so will try that, but wasn’t able to find a beehaw post when testing earlier…