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How do we feel about Flipboard federating? (kbin.social)
submitted 2 years ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
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Flipboard has recently begun federation, starting with 25 accounts. These accounts can be viewed from Kbin with their posts showing up as microblog posts.

What do you guys think about this? I don't really know much about Flipboard or its implications for the fediverse, so I'm curious what others think about the matter.

If you're interested, here are the accounts that have federated:
The Verge — @theverge
Fast Company — @FastCompany
Semafor — @semafor
SPIN — @SPINMag
News Literacy Project — @NewsLitProject
Medium — @Medium
Digiday — @Digiday
ScienceAlert — @ScienceAlert
Polygon — @polygon
Frommers — @FrommersMag
Kotaku — @Kotaku
The 74 — @The74
Pitchfork — @pitchfork
Refinery29 — @Refinery29
Mental Floss — @mental_floss
The Root — @TheRoot
Joysauce — @Joysauce
IndieWire — @IndieWire
LGBTQ Nation — @LGBTQNation
Smithsonian Magazine — @Smithsonianmag
AFAR Media — @AfarMedia
The Christian Science Monitor — @csmonitor
Erin Brockovich — @ErinBrockovich
Canada's National Observer — @NatObserver
The Conversation (US) — @ConversationUS

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 years ago (2 children)

There's pingable accounts if you use #Kbin/#Mbin and want to follow them: The Verge — @[email protected] Fast Company — @[email protected] Semafor — @[email protected] SPIN — @[email protected] News Literacy Project — @[email protected] Medium — @[email protected] Digiday — @[email protected] ScienceAlert — @[email protected] Polygon — @[email protected] Frommers — @[email protected] Kotaku — @[email protected] The 74 — @[email protected] Pitchfork — @[email protected] Refinery29 — @[email protected] Mental Floss — @mental_[email protected] The Root — @[email protected] Joysauce — @[email protected] IndieWire — @[email protected] LGBTQ Nation — @[email protected] Smithsonian Magazine — @[email protected] AFAR Media — @[email protected] The Christian Science Monitor — @[email protected] Erin Brockovich — @[email protected] Canada's National Observer — @[email protected] The Conversation (US) — @[email protected]

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

Kbin user here, these don't work for me.

I thought it's because the instance is missing, but I checked out your comment on fedia.io and it seems like everything is correct there.

Here on kbin.social it only displays @username without the instance afterwards, and the link itself isn't federated it seems. So kbin tries to resolve the name locally, fails, and just displays it in plaintext.