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  • That’s something people could try experimenting with. I will see if I can find out what can be done with Lemmy, regarding Peertube and Mastodon. But I would asume that not all features from Masodon or Peertube would translate smoothly to Lemmy strictly because it’s a different software with a different focus.

    Federation just means you can communicate with users from another server. Even if it’s a different ‘platform’ like Lemmy to Misskey, Mastodon to Peertube.



  • You don’t need multiple accounts on each service to federate. So essentially if you wanted to communicate with a user, say from a Lemmy server on Mastodon you can do so. That’s federation.

    Essentially the main things you are missing really from not joining another service is certain features, interface and a different focus and the like.

    Right? so Peertube might have a completely different interface from Mastodon and Lemmy. And more of a specific focus on video related features.

    edit: you would need a users handle, and then go to the service you use, like Mastodon and you can search for that user.



  • As a supplier I can see that. But as a game developer on top of being a hardware manufacturer. Still seems like there would be some kind of counter of interest to their game selling potentially less copies to Sega’s to an extent. Many do just buy Nintendo’s games anyway. but what if that wasn’t the case one day.

    We might be seeing some growing signs of that today, with many opting for games like Fortnite over Nintendo’s own games. Cod, wasn’t really competing on Nintendo’s console at the time when it was ported to Nintendo platforms since it was mainly driving people to other consoles with the better experience. (according to the fans of cod.)

    So even if you look at their game platform like that, it’s not 100% the same since they also make content of their own. They are still competing with 3rd party games for profit.