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PixelFed Federation Status:

✅ - Mastodon
✅ - Pleroma
❌ - Funkwhale (WIP)
❌ - GNU/Social
❌ - Hubzilla
❌ - NextCloud
❌ - MissKey (WIP)
❌ - PeerTube (WIP)
❌ - Plume
❌ - Pump.io
❌ - Socialhome

I will finish the WIP ones and then push support in the next few days!

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@art10080 An alternative to Instagram that uses ActivityPub for federation.
@pixelfed if it works with Pleroma it probably works with Hubzilla already.

@kaniini I haven't tested against Hubzilla yet but I appreciate the heads up!

@kaniini @pixelfed afaik HubZilla only supports ActivityPub via addon (PubCrawl) officially described as „An unapologetically non-compliant ActivityPub Protocol implemention”…

@pixelfed Awesome! Is it already active on pixelfed.social ?

@lohang Not yet, I am still working on the WIP ones!

@Magess Not yet, I am still working on the WIP ones!

@pixelfed add my project @cloutstream as WIP. I'm juggling the initial build of the codebase while filling out issues in gitlab 😃

@pixelfed How are you going to federate with GS if it doesn't use AP?

@pixelfed @pybyte awesome! Good to see people aren't just giving up on GNU Social

@hoergen @pixelfed founders moved on to write its successor, a few years ago too.

Haha Friendica still exists and is very activley developed.

@pixelfed So exciting! Soon I'll start seriously posting all the weird wonderful SF stuff I see.

@deadsuperhero Awesome! We look forward to them! 👍

@PixelFed @dansup I’m happy to test federation to Hubzilla instances with you. I’m talking to you from my instance right now, so if you stick to AP standards, our standard AP plugin should work.
...Of course we’d love a Zot protocol method for richer interoperability, but stick to the big fish first, then maybe work with @Hubzilla Development on supporting fully. :thumbsup_tone3: :thumbsup_tone3:

@selea @pixelfed ownCloud and NextCloud doesn't use ActivityPub AFAIK.

Of course, federating with as many services as possible is awesome.

@saxnot @pixelfed
Yeah I thought that too, but Nextcloud was on the list so Owncloud should be there too IMO

@selea @pixelfed huh, you're right

weird.

Guess the list is fairly imcomplete. Maybe it makes more sense to talk about standard compatibility instead of clients.

@saxnot @pixelfed
I suppose we have to wait until next week and see what they meant :)

@selea @pixelfed @saxnot NextCloud is the one that has implemented AP for some of its activities. Doesn't have full microblogging though, and most likely not Masto compatible at this point.

@pixelfed o.m.g. this is getting real, can't wait for the pixelfed.social update :D

@pixelfed I'd love to see a blog post about the differences between all the AP servers and the challenges there, as in theory they should all just use the same protocol (maybe different message types).

@schmittlauch @pixelfed

Same. I'd love to read about the weird quirks that make federation support not 100% interchangeable
Wait a minute...

What’s MissKey? :thinking: :question:
@pixelfed Well, you'll have to wait for some of the others before there's anything you can do on PixelFed side to federate with them. :-)

@pixelfed Mastodon federation is not deployed yet, or is it? (just checking if I'm having problems or not)

@pixelfed
shouldn't federation work with all activitypub services, when one is already working? 🤔 or is AP not that much of a standard as it claims to be? am I missing something?

@norwin Not every service implements AP the same way. PeerTube uses a different object type than Mastodon/Pleroma for example.

AP indeed isn't a rigid standard, which allows custom behaviors at the cost of easy interoperability.

@hypolite
@pixelfed
thats weird for a standard whose top goal is interop, but it seems to work fine so far.
thanks for the explanation!

Check the post by @Dennis Schubert about ActivityPub for a bit of background on how it compares to a working standard. If I understand it correctly it is more akin to a framework and a vocabulary for social protocols than a fully baked standard.