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    Postmill - Link aggregator (reddit like)

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    • ruihildt
      ruihildt last edited by ruihildt

      Postmill is a link aggregator that you can install on your own server. Tired of letting companies mine your data and make profit from your posts? This is a ready-to-use solution to bootstrap your community, including all the features that you've come to expect.

      Basically a board like reddit, but selfhosted.
      Example(and main deployment): https://raddle.me/

      The software is actively developed.

      Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/postmill
      Docker: https://gitlab.com/postmill/Postmill/-/wikis/docker

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        will @ruihildt last edited by

        @ruihildt I like this one better (looks cleaner)
        https://lobste.rs/

        What do you think between the two? Either of these would be awesome!

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        • ruihildt
          ruihildt @will last edited by

          @will Lobsters seems to be more of a HN clone (one main timeline and tags) , whereas Postmill is more of a reddit clone (one main timeline, and subs with different topics).

          So I think they're quite different in their goal an usage.

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            will last edited by

            Great catch!

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            • yusf
              yusf last edited by yusf

              In the category there’s Prismo and Lemmy as well.

              Both ActivityPub federated. A federated model for Reddit-like boards are interesting, as it brings the ability to selfhost specific subboards you’re interested in hosting while still be part of one big network of boards.

              This is why I’d vote for a federation-friendly software: writing clones of popular services isn’t what’s hard anymore, amassing the network of users is.

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