this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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Last November, Seattle Bike Blog posted about a "mostly Seattle-based transit-loving" Mastodon server (social.ridetrans.it), and it sounded great to me (and still is!). But coming to Lemmy around the Reddit blackout (I was a RIF user for probably 10+ years) was what really got me interested in the fediverse as a whole.
I think one of the greatest powers of the federation is that you can join a niche community and still get the rest of the content. It’s pretty amazing.