Very useful. Thanks for sharing. I see that like in Mastodon, Flipboard uses Note objects as its unit of content. Lemmy uses Page. Thinking that’s where the disconnect is.

I already observed that if your primary account is Fediverse/Mastodon, there are a lot of things integrated already, realizing more closely the power of the Fediverse. For Lemmy, it’s not there yet.

I remember seeing how Flipboard magazines with Fediverse integration can be followed from Lemmy as communities. I finally pinpointed out the resource to make this happen i.e. change the initial @ to a ! to make it a Lemmy community. I just tried subscribing to one to observe how the federation of new articles actually work (or don’t).

Example: [email protected] instead of how Mastodon would use @[email protected]

Speaking about the instance I’m in and specifically with respect to [email protected], I’m subscribed to it. So far, I only see posts that a Lemmy user or a user local to the category/community’s instance has authored.

How helpful would federating with sports-related topics in Flipboard be?