On the backend - Lower resource requirements on a server...
On the frontend - Post reactions (instead of just liking a post), Increased character limits on posts (default is around 5000 characters), can use markdown, BB Code etc formatting
Misskey, Calckey, Pleroma, Mastodon- All perform the same essential function. Microblogging (with minor differences e.g Pleroma has a 5000 word limit per post) Think Twitter.
Pixelfed is an image sharing platform - Think Instagram.
Friendica will give you a similar experience to Facebook (Macroblogging)
None of those platforms have real messaging (Direct messages, but not private or encrypted)
https://github.com/hnhx/librex/wiki -
Can easily be self-hosted using something like #yunohost, or you can try one of the publically accessible servers 👍
You can also try #Migu https://miguapp.pages.dev. A torrent streaming app 👍
Android - Linux etc
Using lemmy directly will give you more control over the post and lemmy specific features...
Better marketing? Not sure...
And given #xmpp can do things like !movim @lemmy.ml, it's a shame it's not me widely used.
XMPP rooms a generally limited... but you can use the bridging function to access Matrix rooms, which there are more of ATM
https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-bifrost/wiki/Address-syntax
Some information here from the #Pleroma documentation
https://docs-develop.pleroma.social/backend/administration/CLI_tasks/emoji/
On the backend - Lower resource requirements on a server...
On the frontend - Post reactions (instead of just liking a post), Increased character limits on posts (default is around 5000 characters), can use markdown, BB Code etc formatting
Misskey, Calckey, Pleroma, Mastodon- All perform the same essential function. Microblogging (with minor differences e.g Pleroma has a 5000 word limit per post) Think Twitter.
Pixelfed is an image sharing platform - Think Instagram.
Friendica will give you a similar experience to Facebook (Macroblogging)
None of those platforms have real messaging (Direct messages, but not private or encrypted)
Almost all sites have an RSS feed...
https://rss.com/blog/ as some advice on finding them...
Even a lot of fediverse platforms e.g Mastodon have RSS 👍