To me, the very goal of interoperability is not to force you into creating multiple accounts. Big Monopolies have managed to convince people that they need one account on each platform.
I want to have multiple accounts, because I like different interfaces for differences services. I like the PeerTube app and web UI for watching and interacting with video content. I like the Mastodon app and web UI for microblogs. I like Voyager and the PieFed UI for threaded discussions and link sharing. It’s always nice to see comments from Mastodon on PeerTube, or native PeerTube channels on PieFed. But that doesn’t mean I need one account that does everything. It’s good to have options.
I want to have multiple accounts, because I like different interfaces for differences services. I like the PeerTube app and web UI for watching and interacting with video content. I like the Mastodon app and web UI for microblogs. I like Voyager and the PieFed UI for threaded discussions and link sharing. It’s always nice to see comments from Mastodon on PeerTube, or native PeerTube channels on PieFed. But that doesn’t mean I need one account that does everything. It’s good to have options.
yeah and also it’s a good use case to use multiple accounts to keep things separated.
like, i have one account i use irl with people i know from irl. and one account i only use here on lemmy.