Fediverse: Beyond text in the stream
summary
WordPress now supplies the largest share of fediverse installations, followed by Ghost and Mastodon, while 6–10% of servers handle non-text media. Audio platforms like Casto offer micropayments for podcasters; Funkwhale hosts music playlists; PeerTube and Owncast accept video (Owncast works by plugging OBS to Owncast for live streams and sends follower notifications); Loops provides short videos; FlowMark runs classifieds; Manifold serves 3D models — all federate and function across platforms.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Fediverse
- 0:47Beyond text in the Fediverse
- 3:37Non-text platforms overview
- 5:02Highlighted Fediverse projects
- 10:45Funding and support
- 11:28Q&A session
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