Thanks for taking the time for making that explanation. Maybe i was unclear in my question, i was asking how the specific fedizen project was working from a users point of view: e.g. it has curated collections of communitities: do I, as a user, need to go to the fedizen website to experience this? Or is it federated somehow? This was not clear from the announcement. To me at least.
abekonge
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- abekonge@lemmy.mltoFediverse@lemmy.world•Introducing Fedizen, Our Bonfire ProjectEnglish4·28 days ago
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Sounds cool! Although I do not really get it.
I always miss the basic grammar of software platform announcements - making things hard to understand. Especially fedi-projects can be confusing.
So, it is an instance. How do I interact with it? As a user on that instance or any fedi instance?
Do I use the website or my own instance?
Basically who am I (the user), and what do I do? And where do I do it?
Thanks
This is a symptom of the amount of shit software coming hard on us because of the aslopalypse.