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So I did figure out that yes, #Mastodon can federate #Lemmy and #Kbin content. The problem (cdn.masto.host)
submitted 1 year ago by mike@jammer.social to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
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So I did figure out that yes, #Mastodon can federate #Lemmy and #Kbin content. The problem is that Mastodon doesn't know what to do with it, so it (the group) looks like a user that boosts all posts and comments.

I found myself browsing the "federated group" @selfhosted over on https://kbin.social, as I think Kbin has a nicer UX for it.

I didn't really want to create a separate account for group stuff, but that might be what we do in the short term. 🤔

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[–] ElectroVagrant@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Lmao, the best part of this goof is that you accidentally demonstrated a way to sort of post with separate title/body text.

It looks like a title may only be 90 characters on Lemmy, so I guess you could make the title text then pad out with spaces (or whatever) to then separate out into distinct body text.