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The amount of #startrek content on my feed has expanded considerably since #lemmy became the new home to [@
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@largorithm
When someone replies via Masto to a lemmy/kbin post, there will be mentions in there. Like is common on Masto.
And the lemmy/kbin channel is shown as having retootet the messages, when you follow one from Masto.
Imagine you follow a reddit channel from Twitter. It works but you can see where it's glued together. For example I cannot downvote via Masto. (Which might be a bonus.)
@mikey
@holothuroid @largorithm
If you're curious what this conversation looks like from our side it's a bit like this:
I don’t think it came through?