Reddit has redditors, what does lemmy get? (lemmy.ml)

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Lemmians? Lemmings??

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[-] tal@lemmy.today 8 points 5 months ago

I see some use of "Fedizen".

I'd like to have a term for someone using specifically the "Reddit-alike" Fediverse platforms, like kbin, mbin, lemmy, etc. "Threadiverse" has been used for that, but searching, don't think that "threadizen" has been used for that.

[-] originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com 3 points 5 months ago

well, i wouldnt aggregate the 'bins as threadiverse-only like lemmy. I chose mbin specifically because its intent is to provide both the threadiverse and twitterverse(?/microblog) interactivity, natively.

granted, the microblog portion is still a bit clunky, it is in development.. but the 'bins do not need some of the 'bridging' that the lemmy platform requires

[-] tal@lemmy.today 1 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

specifically because its intent is to provide both the threadiverse and twitterverse(?/microblog) interactivity, natively.

Well, yeah, but in the context of collectively talking about people who use communities (or as kbin puts it, magazines), it'd be the "Reddit-alike" functionality, rather than the "Twitter-alike".

I mean, I might also use IRC, and someone could even add support for IRC to one of the software packages, but then I'd be both an IRC user and a Reddit-alike user, even though I use both.

EDIT: Though that does kind of raise the question of whether there should be a generic for the "Twitter-alike" microblog environment. "Mastodon" is just one Fediverse microblogging package.