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You could try creating an account on kbin/mbin instead of lemmy, my understanding is that that gives you the "threadiverse" and the microblogging fediverse on one platform, though I have not tried it yet.
On Lemmy you can only follow communities, not individuals.
It is there, microblog is barely in the oven tho. Great ides but so much work to be done to make mbin one stop shop.
Still a big fun! I think melroy is the dev!
the fediverse is designed to guard against the same kind of enshitification that reddit went into by keeping the same discourse alive everywhere regardless whether you use mastodon or lemmy or any other social media platform.
social media tribalism guarantees eventual enshitification of some kind, so keeping your options open makes sense should you ever decide to set sail on the fediverse sea after the people on your platform island have burned it all down due to the local culture war they insisted on fighting until its pointless end.
i've been switching from one social media platform to another since the 1990's because of enshitification and that's taught me that the platforms with investors behind it enshitify the in the worse ways possible (eg reddit, facebook, bluesky, etc.). so i think that the fediverse has the biggest and likeliest chance to survive all enshitification because of how it's designed to keep the discourse alive no matter how many power tripping mods or majority conversation shaping admins there are. (at least for now).
In the future, please note rule #3 of the [email protected] community: βNot regarding using or support for Lemmy.β
But isnt he asking how to use lemmy to also view mastodon posts? That seems fairly in line with the community.
Nobody seems to recall that this community was created as an r/askreddit clone, so now itβs become a Lemmy support* / catch-all community.
*Which is what [email protected] is for.
Fair Fair
What do you mean? The post is about using Lemmy to view mastodon stuff so I don't have to use anything else. It's not just about using Lemmy, it's about only using Lemmy.
I'd say [email protected] is the better option, but hey, as long as you got your question answered... :)
Only the other way around. You can read and post to Lemmy from Mastodon, but you cannot follow Mastodon content from Lemmy.
I'm not sure about all the same content, but you can see at least some Mastadon content and comments on Lemmy and vice versa. You'll recognize them as they use a lot of #tags and will @ the user they are replying to, which have little use on Lemmy.