I wonder how their AP implementation works and if it is compatible with the threadiverse software in theory

Mastodon simply isn’t designed for discussions. It is designed to (micro)blog. People can react to your microblog, but if you’re not a well-known personality or your content isn’t relevant for the people who see your posts, that probably won’t happen.

What helps to build a followership on Mastodon is to regularly interact with people who post about similar things to your interests and who already have a big following. Then they might be inclined to know who you are, follow you and actually interact with your content/rebl9g it for their audiences.

Bro your AI summary is bullshit. You can absolutely take the lemmy software and set up a site that is run in a 4chan way.

Literally every of these Google “add information xy” boxes has been skippable for years now

There are multiple music production communities:

!musicproduction@lemmy.ml

!musicproduction@sh.itjust.works

!musicproduction@lemmy.studio

I will argue against what others have said: don’t create another one specifically for your need. It will either end up being pretty dead or you’ll need to put a lot of energy into building it up.

So… Lemmy itself gives admins the possibility to see votes, but admins using this tool to see votes is a problem? Maybe I am misunderstanding something here?

Lemmy is programmed in a way so it actively looks for communities/groups. But not individual posters. which is why lemmy can only display mastodon and pixelfed individual posts if they have been posted into groups.

Point number 1 for sure.

Favoriting/liking is especially a good thing to do with photo posts, as pixelfed emphasizes likes over boosts and I think a lot of photographers and artists appreciate likes more than your average poster.

I didn’t know that favourites factor into the trending algorithm. Good to know.

Which is why awesome people like @grant@toast.ooo do it instead

You could open an issue on lemmy’s github for this

Do you happen to know if they have any in other languages than English?

Sucks for you if your only interest is sailing.

No, for real: I have subscribed to over 100 communities and my “subscribed” feed is always full of stuff.