Threads add a new flow dedicated to fediverse content

Meta’s sons are with A collection of decentralized social media platforms that include . From today, users who have made it possible to share at Fediverse in Threads will be able to see publications of federated accounts they follow. These messages will now appear in a dedicated flow.

From this flow, users can now search for federated users from threads. These messages will fill in the reverse chronological order, guaranteeing the new messages of the accounts you follow appear first.

Decentralized platforms currently compatible with threads include Mastodon, Bookwyrm, Writefreely and Plus, with Meta hoping that more services will connect in the future. When searching for fediverse accounts, simply enter their username and corresponding service in the search bar, such as ” @ flipboard @ flipboard.social”, and if exact correspondence exists, their profile will appear alongside the Fediverse icon.

Meta spent last year In the experience of discussions, and the company claims that the threads “have interacted with more than 75% of all the Fediverse servers” since the launch of Fediverse a year ago.

The social media conglomerate That its objective “remains to develop the Fediverse in a responsible manner, by prioritizing the success of a safe community from several platforms and with several points of view”. Integrations such as the features launched today, however, make users of the company a lot to see federated publications without ever moving away from the threads to do so. In addition, the fediverse engagement on threads remains an “opt-in” feature, and the answers you receive to shared publications in the Fediverse are still not integrated into the threads.