@tusk @ghouston @dataisbeautiful What do you think?
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@ghouston @dataisbeautiful Yes, you're right. Like the title says: "people from one country living in another country".Was my post misleading, or is there something on the site misleading? I'm happy to correct it.
@paulmelis @dataisbeautiful Fiexed and fixed. I chose the projection, because it fills a monitor quite good but is true to land area.
@panda_abyss @cabbage I always thought, that there's no month, where less people are on vacation, and that's why so many are reading the news.For us as a tech magazine, it's also CES which is in January.
@rupdecat @heiseonline @fediverse I don't understand: This is a year-to-year comparison by month.
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse And if it's not "just" about the protocol: Who gets to decide about the definition? The people on #Mastodon? The ones on #Misskey? Or Lemmy? And why not the ones on #Threads, which could be soon the biggest part of it (the protocol, I mean)?
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse No, I mean following an account from #Peertube.
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse No, it isn't. But that doesn't make something part of the #Fediverse, does it? Try following someone with a Peertube-account for example. I dind't find a way, yet it's still a part of the #Fediverse..I'd say: Fediverse = "connected via ActivityPub"
@jill @heiseBotti @fediverse More than one year now.heise.de/en/news/Meta-Platform
@MrKaplan Thanks for the answer and the confirmation.You're right about it being the default on #Mastodon, but it can be changed now. mastodon.social now sends a simple referrer and where's the harm on a bigger platform with many different users?Here's a nice explanation for why it could help adoption and help with the visibility of a platform like lemmy.wotld without making users unsafe:shkspr.mobi/blog/2024/12/masto
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Aber warum dann meiner?