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It is most commonly used in [[federated social networking]], though there are other applications. | It is most commonly used in [[federated social networking]], though there are other applications. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [https://jointhefediverse.net/?lang=en-us Join the fediverse]: a page to help you find an instance | |||
** This is the fediverse equivalent of [[Join Mastodon]]. | |||
* [https://fedidb.com FediDB]: data about the fediverse, in a friendly format | |||
* [https://fediverse.party/ fediverse.party]: a guide to the social networking fediverse | * [https://fediverse.party/ fediverse.party]: a guide to the social networking fediverse | ||
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Revision as of 14:06, 1 July 2026
About
The fediverse or fedisphere is any system of computing systems that connect together as peers without a central server or directory, also referred to as a "federated network". It may also refer to those systems which are compatible with (and connect to) a specific protocol, such as "the GNU Social fediverse" or "the Diaspora fediverse".
It is most commonly used in federated social networking, though there are other applications.
Links
- Join the fediverse: a page to help you find an instance
- This is the fediverse equivalent of Join Mastodon.
- FediDB: data about the fediverse, in a friendly format
- fediverse.party: a guide to the social networking fediverse
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