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==What is Lemmy?== | ==What is Lemmy?== | ||
''See also [[What is Lemmy?]] | ''See also: [[What is Lemmy?]] | ||
Lemmy is the "reddit" of the Fediverse together with [[What is kbin?|kbin]]. So it's a content aggregator service that can be used like a forum.<br> | Lemmy is the "reddit" of the Fediverse together with [[What is kbin?|kbin]]. So it's a content aggregator service that can be used like a forum.<br> | ||
You can find a list of instances here: https://join-lemmy.org/instances <br> | You can find a list of instances here: https://join-lemmy.org/instances <br> | ||
You can follow and take part in Lemmy discussions from other parts of the Fediverse. | You can follow and take part in Lemmy discussions from other parts of the Fediverse. | ||
====What is BookWyrm==== | |||
''See also: [[What is BookWyrm?]] | |||
A Fediverse software for book cataloguing.<br> | |||
You can upload books or select some from the catalogue, add your status about the book (started reading, finished reading etc.) and write reviews.<br> | |||
You can view the same info if you e.g. follow the BookWyrm account on Mastodon.<br> | |||
There is no federated/local feed, just your home feed, so you have to follow other people to see posts other than yours.<br> | |||
Example instance: bookwyrm.social | |||
==Questions from participants of the workshops== <!--T:25--> | ==Questions from participants of the workshops== <!--T:25--> | ||