I started a Discord server to discuss the Fediverse, for those of you who prefer to talk about the Fediverse over chat. https://discord.gg/spTSf8VJ4u
@manlycoffee @fediversenews Is there a matrix room?
Submitted 11 months ago by manlycoffee@techhub.social to fediversenews@venera.social
I started a Discord server to discuss the Fediverse, for those of you who prefer to talk about the Fediverse over chat. https://discord.gg/spTSf8VJ4u
@manlycoffee @fediversenews Is there a matrix room?
@weirdwriter @manlycoffee @fediversenews
A brief public rooms search:
afediversechat:matrix.org
bsky-fediverse:matrix.org
democratic-fediverse:matrix.org
Fedifriends:matrix.org
FedilabApps:matrix.org
FediverseFrancophone:matrix.org
fediverse-city:matrix.org
fediverse-developer-network:matrix.org
fediverse-devs:matrix.org
fediverse-hub:matrix.org
friendi.ca:matrix.org
kbin:matrix.org
kitsune-space:matrix.org
peertube:matrix.org
pleroma:matrix.org
prismo:matrix.org
SocialCoop:matrix.org
@amgine @weirdwriter @manlycoffee @fediversenews not to forget:
wordpress-fediverse:matrix.org
pixelfed:matrix.org
lemmy-space:matrix.org
activitypub-community:codelutin.com
@weirdwriter @manlycoffee @fediversenews
many many more… but an honourable mention to this one:
kazarma:matrix.org
This is a bridge project, to bridge Matrix to ActivityPub.
@weirdwriter @fediversenews There's # fediverse:pixie.town on Matrix.
Disclaimer: I don't control that room.
thanius@mastodon.chuggybumba.com 11 months ago
@manlycoffee Why do they call it a server when it's not a server but rather an allotted area on a server? @fediversenews
Chozo@lethallava.land 11 months ago
@thanius@mastodon.chuggybumba.com @manlycoffee@techhub.social @fediversenews@venera.social It stems from when Discord was still trying to attract the TeamSpeak audience, which worked through individually-hosted servers.
Internally, Discord refers to servers as "guilds", but went with "server" publicly because that was easier for the average user to comprehend. The term stuck, so they've never bothered to change it. Even if they did, there'd likely be resistance from people who don't want to adapt their terminology, so they'll likely continue to refer to guilds as servers indefinitely.
manlycoffee@techhub.social 11 months ago
@thanius @fediversenews same reason why a lot of devs call a simple program listening on a TCP port a "server".