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I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

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  • atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA This user is from outside of this forum
    atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA This user is from outside of this forum
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    I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

    You might notice that I'm tagging my photography posts with usernames. In fact, those are not usernames -- they are #Piefed communities.

    And to get the full effect of what I'm doing, it's important to visit each individual community for the full aesthetic impact. So here's the links:

    1. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/dustbloom
    2. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/blue
    3. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/lumoura
    4. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/sizz
    5. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/recordpics

    More important is how I'm submitting content to those Piefed communities. From pixelfed.social and atomicpoet.org, I'm uploading photos from those two servers: pixelfed.social is my own artwork; atomicpoet.org is interesting art I stumble upon. After I upload a photo, I give it a description in a post, then tag it with the community "username" I want it to submit it towards.

    Once the post is live, the originating server sends the post over to Piefed, and Piefed reposts it to the community I tag.

    Voila! I now have submitted my post to an aesthetic and curated community, for which anyone can collaborate with me on.

    Within a day, we got lots of activity here -- and several people are already interacting with photos posted there.

    @[email protected]

    cris_color@lemmy.worldC D T emperor@feddit.ukE pseudo@jlai.luP 5 Replies Last reply
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    • atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA [email protected]

      I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

      You might notice that I'm tagging my photography posts with usernames. In fact, those are not usernames -- they are #Piefed communities.

      And to get the full effect of what I'm doing, it's important to visit each individual community for the full aesthetic impact. So here's the links:

      1. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/dustbloom
      2. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/blue
      3. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/lumoura
      4. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/sizz
      5. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/recordpics

      More important is how I'm submitting content to those Piefed communities. From pixelfed.social and atomicpoet.org, I'm uploading photos from those two servers: pixelfed.social is my own artwork; atomicpoet.org is interesting art I stumble upon. After I upload a photo, I give it a description in a post, then tag it with the community "username" I want it to submit it towards.

      Once the post is live, the originating server sends the post over to Piefed, and Piefed reposts it to the community I tag.

      Voila! I now have submitted my post to an aesthetic and curated community, for which anyone can collaborate with me on.

      Within a day, we got lots of activity here -- and several people are already interacting with photos posted there.

      @[email protected]

      cris_color@lemmy.worldC This user is from outside of this forum
      cris_color@lemmy.worldC This user is from outside of this forum
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      #2

      I've done this with my pixelfed/Mastodon to post on lemmy for easier image hosting. I still can't get over how cool it is that you can essentially "post to 'reddit' from your 'twitter' or 'instagram'"

      the Fediverse is fuckin neat lol

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      • atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA [email protected]

        I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

        You might notice that I'm tagging my photography posts with usernames. In fact, those are not usernames -- they are #Piefed communities.

        And to get the full effect of what I'm doing, it's important to visit each individual community for the full aesthetic impact. So here's the links:

        1. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/dustbloom
        2. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/blue
        3. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/lumoura
        4. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/sizz
        5. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/recordpics

        More important is how I'm submitting content to those Piefed communities. From pixelfed.social and atomicpoet.org, I'm uploading photos from those two servers: pixelfed.social is my own artwork; atomicpoet.org is interesting art I stumble upon. After I upload a photo, I give it a description in a post, then tag it with the community "username" I want it to submit it towards.

        Once the post is live, the originating server sends the post over to Piefed, and Piefed reposts it to the community I tag.

        Voila! I now have submitted my post to an aesthetic and curated community, for which anyone can collaborate with me on.

        Within a day, we got lots of activity here -- and several people are already interacting with photos posted there.

        @[email protected]

        D This user is from outside of this forum
        D This user is from outside of this forum
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        #3

        Just swapped to linux and flathub has an app for reposting reddit images to lemmy "reddy"

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          Just swapped to linux and flathub has an app for reposting reddit images to lemmy "reddy"

          cris_color@lemmy.worldC This user is from outside of this forum
          cris_color@lemmy.worldC This user is from outside of this forum
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          #4

          Oh neat!

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          • atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA [email protected]

            I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

            You might notice that I'm tagging my photography posts with usernames. In fact, those are not usernames -- they are #Piefed communities.

            And to get the full effect of what I'm doing, it's important to visit each individual community for the full aesthetic impact. So here's the links:

            1. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/dustbloom
            2. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/blue
            3. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/lumoura
            4. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/sizz
            5. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/recordpics

            More important is how I'm submitting content to those Piefed communities. From pixelfed.social and atomicpoet.org, I'm uploading photos from those two servers: pixelfed.social is my own artwork; atomicpoet.org is interesting art I stumble upon. After I upload a photo, I give it a description in a post, then tag it with the community "username" I want it to submit it towards.

            Once the post is live, the originating server sends the post over to Piefed, and Piefed reposts it to the community I tag.

            Voila! I now have submitted my post to an aesthetic and curated community, for which anyone can collaborate with me on.

            Within a day, we got lots of activity here -- and several people are already interacting with photos posted there.

            @[email protected]

            T This user is from outside of this forum
            T This user is from outside of this forum
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            #5

            It's great seeing intuitive uses of the software more regularly, thanks for sharing!

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            • atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA [email protected]

              I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

              You might notice that I'm tagging my photography posts with usernames. In fact, those are not usernames -- they are #Piefed communities.

              And to get the full effect of what I'm doing, it's important to visit each individual community for the full aesthetic impact. So here's the links:

              1. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/dustbloom
              2. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/blue
              3. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/lumoura
              4. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/sizz
              5. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/recordpics

              More important is how I'm submitting content to those Piefed communities. From pixelfed.social and atomicpoet.org, I'm uploading photos from those two servers: pixelfed.social is my own artwork; atomicpoet.org is interesting art I stumble upon. After I upload a photo, I give it a description in a post, then tag it with the community "username" I want it to submit it towards.

              Once the post is live, the originating server sends the post over to Piefed, and Piefed reposts it to the community I tag.

              Voila! I now have submitted my post to an aesthetic and curated community, for which anyone can collaborate with me on.

              Within a day, we got lots of activity here -- and several people are already interacting with photos posted there.

              @[email protected]

              emperor@feddit.ukE This user is from outside of this forum
              emperor@feddit.ukE This user is from outside of this forum
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              #6

              That's clever, does it work with Lemmy and/or Friendica?

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              • atomicpoet@atomicpoet.orgA [email protected]

                I'm leveraging Piefed for something incredibly neat.

                You might notice that I'm tagging my photography posts with usernames. In fact, those are not usernames -- they are #Piefed communities.

                And to get the full effect of what I'm doing, it's important to visit each individual community for the full aesthetic impact. So here's the links:

                1. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/dustbloom
                2. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/blue
                3. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/lumoura
                4. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/sizz
                5. @[email protected]: https://piefed.social/c/recordpics

                More important is how I'm submitting content to those Piefed communities. From pixelfed.social and atomicpoet.org, I'm uploading photos from those two servers: pixelfed.social is my own artwork; atomicpoet.org is interesting art I stumble upon. After I upload a photo, I give it a description in a post, then tag it with the community "username" I want it to submit it towards.

                Once the post is live, the originating server sends the post over to Piefed, and Piefed reposts it to the community I tag.

                Voila! I now have submitted my post to an aesthetic and curated community, for which anyone can collaborate with me on.

                Within a day, we got lots of activity here -- and several people are already interacting with photos posted there.

                @[email protected]

                pseudo@jlai.luP This user is from outside of this forum
                pseudo@jlai.luP This user is from outside of this forum
                [email protected]
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                #7

                I'm more experience with fediversing content to Lemmy but if all the photo oriented Lemmy community could fediverse its content to a proper photo-sharing platform it would be great. I will definitely do it my self.
                Thanks for sharing!

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                • pseudo@jlai.luP [email protected]

                  I'm more experience with fediversing content to Lemmy but if all the photo oriented Lemmy community could fediverse its content to a proper photo-sharing platform it would be great. I will definitely do it my self.
                  Thanks for sharing!

                  snoopy@piefed.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
                  snoopy@piefed.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #8

                  Yeah sometime sharing pic between two instances doesn't work well.that the case in comment.

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                  • snoopy@piefed.socialS [email protected]

                    Yeah sometime sharing pic between two instances doesn't work well.that the case in comment.

                    pseudo@jlai.luP This user is from outside of this forum
                    pseudo@jlai.luP This user is from outside of this forum
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                    à l'époque où j'avais testé la fédiversion entre PixelFed et Lemmy, il y au moins un an et demi, les commentaires ne fédiversaient pas du tout. Si je voulais partager une photo de hibou sur [email protected], pas de soucis. Par contre, je n'ai aucun moyen de savoir s'il y avait la moindre réaction de la part des lemmings.

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