A community to talk about the Fediverse and all it's related services using ActivityPub (Mastodon, Lemmy, KBin, etc).
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I don't mean to keep self promoting but: https://github.com/marsara9/lemmy-search
It's still a work in progress, but it's going to be a search engine specifically built for Lemmy, and maybe eventually the entire fediverse.
Idea is that you'll be able to search just like you normally would in Google but
Thank you for your work, this will be huge!
Is there a website up to use this search yet? I'd love to add it to my MSEdgeRedirect project as a selectable search engine for the upcoming 0.8 version!
Sadly not yet. I'm in desperate need of a fronted dev, as the HTML/Javascript needs some serious work. But if I can't find someone soon I'll see what I can get put together and get it up and running soon enough.
Dev's like you make this place work for some of us more technologically incapable people (me) so just want to say, thanks for the hard work!
I guess it would by definition have to look beyond Lemmy, as even content in Lemmy could originate from elsewhere?
One name suggestion: Findi.
Fediverse -> Findiverse -> Findi.
It's short, somewhat descriptive (Fedi is already used for the Fediverse), easy to remember, and doesn't seem to be used by any other major project. :)
I see you are looking for a name - if you search kbin too you are covering the threadiverse, so... WellVersed. Defined as:
having a lot of knowledge about something
Which you would do.
Thank god you asked this. It's been like pulling teeth trying to get google to show anything on any fediverse instance
I think if you want specifically fediverse answers those are the way to go, but I've had a lot of luck with just adding "forum" on the end of stuff. Seems to give an even split between bulletin forums, Reddit/Twitter, and blogs for any given subject matter.
Google has always been pretty terrible at ranking websites that haven't been around for a while. They are absolutely already indexing every post, they just aren't ranking high enough.
Google will fix it, hopefully sooner rather than later.
You can search by site using the "site" operator, for example:
"whatever you want site:lemmy.world"
All the results will be from/via the lemmy.world instance.
I would probably add either "lemmy" or 'kbin" or both. Not ideal but hey...
All my Google searches for niche questions ended with "reddit" so I'm sure it'll be fine