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  1. This is my first #Mastodon-powered fediverse server. _^

    That means, aleph.land is one of the first and oldest Mastodon-based #Fediverse instance. _~

    I occasionally log in here to keep it alive because this is historical and memorable for me. During this time, and before Mastodon was released, I was running my own Fediverse instance powered by #Hubzilla.

    Back then, the protocol of the fediverse was #OpenMicroBlogging then #OStatus; #AcitivtyPub came years later.

    Today, we have another federated protocol: #ATproto which is powering The #ATmosphere network (#Bluesky is just one instance).

    (PS. Max chars in Aleph.Land is 1024; and using the #GlitchSoc fork since it came out.)

    You can check out my first ever post using Mastodon here: aleph.land/@yahananxie/28062

    @youronlyone

    #MyFediverseJourney #SocialWeb #OpenSocialWeb #FederatedWeb #FederatedSocialWeb

  2. If you are new to the #Fediverse and you have seen people talk that #Mastodon have 10 million accounts/users…

    At least according to #FediDB this is a false assumption.

    The 10 million accounts/users is for the **entire** **Fediverse network**.

    See: fedidb.org

    Do not confuse the Fediverse with Mastodon, these are **not** interchangeable.

    “Fediverse” is the name of the resulting network that grew out of the #AcitivtyPub (latest) / #OStatus (previous) / #OpenMicroBlogging (first) protocols.

    While “Mastodon” is a software brand name / trademark.

    It's the same with #Lemmy and #Kbin.

    The label #Treadiverse is not interchangeable with the label Fediverse.

    “Threadiverse” refers to the link-aggregator type of software like Lemmy and Kbin (there are others, check the Wikipedia list).

    Threadiverse is part of the Fediverse network.

    Coolness? Awesome!