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BookWyrm, on the other hand, is focused on community sharing, discussion and kindness.<br> | BookWyrm, on the other hand, is focused on community sharing, discussion and kindness.<br> | ||
BookWyrm is part of the {{Internal link |target=Fediverse |link-name=Fediverse}} and as such decentralized. That means you can create your own little BookWyrm instance e.g. for your friends and connect to other instances.<br> | BookWyrm is part of the {{Internal link |target=Fediverse |link-name=Fediverse}} and as such decentralized. That means you can create your own little BookWyrm instance e.g. for your friends and connect to other instances.<br> | ||
You don't need a BookWyrm account to follow BookWyrm users. You can do that from {{Internal link |target=Mastodon |link-name=Mastodon}} or {{Internal link |target= | You don't need a BookWyrm account to follow BookWyrm users. You can do that from {{Internal link |target=Mastodon |link-name=Mastodon}} or {{Internal link |target=Pleroma |link-name=Pleroma}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:41, 13 November 2024
Goodreads belongs to Amazon, tracks your behavior online and is aimed at making profit for the bookseller that owns it.
BookWyrm, on the other hand, is focused on community sharing, discussion and kindness.
BookWyrm is part of the Fediverse and as such decentralized. That means you can create your own little BookWyrm instance e.g. for your friends and connect to other instances.
You don't need a BookWyrm account to follow BookWyrm users. You can do that from Mastodon or Pleroma.