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Alright, so I can start a thread/create a post on lemmy from hubzilla, but the behaviour’s… weird?

Hubzilla has a notion of channels that can be individual users or forum-based communities. You can share a post with public, some other fine-tuned lists, or post them on forums.

Lemmy communities correctly get recognised as forum channels. Why is it then that I still need to create a public post and tag the community channel to create a post rather than just posting and sharing with the forum channel??

TL;DR: Hubzilla forum channels = lemmy communities. Why still make public post and tag community then?

  • InnocentZero@zotum.netOP
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    1 day ago

    Ah, that makes sense.

    I still wonder if there’s a way to start a lemmy post from hubzilla without explicitly tagging the community, since it kind of seems like a nuisance on Lemmy’s side and is exactly the kind of behaviour mastodon users interacting with lemmy get flamed for.

    I guess this is the best I can do though 😅

    • Holla@feddit.org
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      1 day ago

      I’m not familiar with Hubzilla, but it would seem fairly trivial to make it possible to address channels explicitly in a Multiselect field somewhere, rather than it being implicit by mentioning their handle in the body. In the case of Mastodon it’s just the UX they want to go with I think