Discussion about Lemmy/pixelfed bridges: https://lemmy.world/post/24306481
this post was submitted on 27 Jan 2025
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@ekZepp They're sorta bridged in the sense that if you @ a lemmy community from other ActivityPub software it'll post to the community. It's the same protocol, though a different enough implementation that it acts a lot like a bridge. The first line acts as the title, then the rest of the post is the body.
TIL. Where is this stuff documented anyway?
It's kind of the whole point of activitypub, so it would be on the front page of any software that implements it.
I see! I thought Lemmy had a section somewhere. I'm quite tempted to open a PR and write this stuff down "somewhere". Lol
@Lemminary Not sure where I initially heard it, but I think I just came across it randomly in a comment or blog. I'm sure somewhere is some docs there's the info though. Tested it a while back though and confirmed it works.