Fedv.link – a way to share Mastodon links that can be interacted with
One of the great, defining characteristics of the Fediverse is that it is on numerous, autonomous servers that all work together. You can follow other users on other servers — but sharing links to profiles and posts can be tedious. You can view the content on the origin server, but you need to be on the server hosting your account to boost, favorite, or follow. Much like how the mailto: link opens your preferred email application to let you email anyone, fedv.link links are designed to easily open ActivityPub posts and profiles in the end user's preferred server.
In plain words
Fedv.link enables sharing Mastodon profiles and posts through standardized links that open in each user's preferred Fediverse server, similar to how mailto: links work with email. Users can view content across servers but must switch to their home server to interact with posts. Fedv.link links automatically redirect users to their own server, making it easier to boost, favorite, or follow content without manual server switching.
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