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If you know the address of an account on the Fediverse, you can make it appear within your own server so you can follow and interact with it:

1. Copy and paste the address into the search box on your server
2. A link to the account's profile will appear, click on it to interact

This works with all kinds of Fediverse addresses including Mastodon, Pixelfed, PeerTube, BookWyrm, Friendica, OwnCast etc.

This also works with a profile page's web address.

Find out more at fedi.tips/whats-my-accounts-ad

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@feditips This is one of the biggest sticking points for new folks to fedi. While many of us who 'live' here see this as a vast improvement over how things used to be, they're used to the algorithmic monoculture so this feels hopelessly difficult to them, not in terms of mechanics but in. terms of activation energy, and I have no concept of how we'd even fix that.

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Brett Elliff

@feditips If you’re on MacOS or iOS and don’t mind a little setup I have been using this shortcut successfully. macstories.net/ios/masto-redir

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@feditips When will someone make an app so that as a user I can follow anyone in it? FB, Twitter, mastodon, fediverse, youtube, etc. I don't want a thousand apps, or even ten apps. I want one feed app and an open interoperable internet full of standards.

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likely not a disguised martian

@feditips one of the problems is that it's never quite clear what comes over from one service to the other. I can see bookwyrm reviews on mastodon, but I only can see comments on my reviews. Same with lemmy for example. And pixelfed. I still don't get what funkwhale is supposed to do.
Friendica can also share stuff that's not visible by mastodon (rss articles, or diaspora posts).

It's all a bit unclear how this is all supposed to work together.

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solient

@feditips this was probably the hardest part of the mastodon learning curve for me!

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@feditips this is far too much work

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Andy Teaszer Fella

@feditips once or every session?

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