Since Mangane is unknown to most of you here’s an explainer.
There are three main microblogging flavours of the Fediverse:
- Mastodon, Glitch, Hometown, etc.
- Misskey, Firefish, Sharkey, etc.
- Pleroma, Akkoma, etc.
For atomicpoet.org. I used to use Pleroma but I’ve migrated to Akkoma. The Pleroma/Akkoma flavour is quite unique in that, not only is it perhaps the most resource efficient—it allows you to use different front-ends.
This is where Mangane becomes interesting because it is an incredibly user-friendly and attractive front-end developed by @clovis@bdx.town. And, in fact, I think it provides the most user-friendly and attractive UI/UX on the Fediverse.
Three servers that use Mangane are:
- bdx.town
- social.wedistribute.org
- atomicpoet.org (this one)
Why am I so enthusiastic about Mangane? Because not only is it good-looking and user-friendly, it provides excellent rendering for text-formatting. And its management of reposts (both regular and quoted) is spectacular.
Anyway, I’ve been testing Mangane for months. I’ve been using it on a live server for two weeks. I’m pleased with the results.
@fediversenews@venera.social
@cochise@snac.subversida.de @fediversenews@venera.social So cool!