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What to know about Threads
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Twitter was harder to leave for me than Reddit because you're following specific users rather than community topics (I follow a bot on mastodon that recreates tweets, but even that is having some minor issues with the recent changes). I honestly hope that Threads gets a lot of those users and that it decides to federate down the road, it would be nice to follow some more mainstream users while keeping my home in Mastodon
I think I may be confused. I thought threads did federate. Was I mistaken?
I believe they've stated that they intend to implement ActivityPub at some point but have not yet, so I federation yet.