What nodes/instances are shown in the "global community"?
!iSurf Support
Hello. is there a list of what nodes/instances are included in the "global community" when I access it here on iSurf? I notice that I see posts from the Diaspora server @pluspora.com. I have an account with @diasp.org, though I haven't seen posts from there reflected here.
I guess I'm just wondering how the interaction with outside Diaspora networks works within iSurf.
Hello. is there a list of what nodes/instances are included in the "global community" when I access it here on iSurf? I notice that I see posts from the Diaspora server @pluspora.com. I have an account with @diasp.org, though I haven't seen posts from there reflected here.
I guess I'm just wondering how the interaction with outside Diaspora networks works within iSurf.
Adam 4 months ago
There are accounts that are hidden from showing up in the public global feed that just aren't appropriate for all ages, but they may not be banned/filtered accounts, just hidden in that feed.
So, there's no 'list', no... the 'list' changes dynamically with the fediverse.
Adam 4 months ago
If you were to spend most of your time on a D* account and then try to amplify things with Friendica, you'd probably just wind up with broken noise as I don't think D* would know what to do with any communication that came back through your Friendica account, again if that were a possibility.
If you used a Friendica account as your main account, you don't need to import/export to D* or Mastodon, Pleroma, Misskey, etc., since it can communicate directly with all of them natively.
However, you may want to ask on the general @Friendica Support to see if there's any direction from the rest of the admins or devs that could help.