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You don’t need separate accounts on every decentralized social network. You can post and interact with people across platforms with just a little work. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/bridge-somewhere-how-link-your-mastodon-bluesky-or-other-federated-accounts

Electronic Frontier Foundation

A Bridge to Somewhere: How to Link Your Mastodon, Bluesky, or Other Federated Accounts

One of the central promises of open social media services is interoperability—the idea that wherever you personally decide to post doesn’t require others to be there just to follow what you have to say. Think of it like a radio broadcast: you want to reach people and don't care where they are or what device they're using.

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@realcainmosni@mastodon.me.uk · 3 hours ago

@eff By sharing across different networks, you are potentially inadvertently sharing material that other people chose to not have on those networks. Case in point. I don't have a Threads account because I don't want to interact with, or have my material in the clutches of, Meta but anyone else can choose to respond with a federated post that incorporates my material or links to it, thereby exposing me to Meta whether I consent or not.