What are all the federated blogging options available? I know of a few that are mostly clunky in my eyes.

    • dfyx@lemmy.helios42.de
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      After playing around for a bit, this really looks like the best option. I will wait until federation support gets added to the self-hosted version though.

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    Some people use Lemmy. If you create a community and set it to moderator only mode you’ll be able to post updates as new threads that are federated without random people starting conversations outside of the posts.

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        I’m not sure what version they’re running on their flagship but I last posted from there on March 20th and my blog federated to Mastodon.

        More for the OP but if you’re looking for a blog with a comment section, I wouldn’t recommend WriteFreely at present. Customization is also unnecessarily painful.

        It does federate. Social features are rudimentary. I end up using my existing microblogs to promote the posts anyway.

        I knew all that going in and chose it anyway. It’s not for everyone but it does what I need it to at a price I’m fine with.

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        For me federation is working to mastodon, but I don’t think comments are really out yet, but I use cactus comments for it, but that doesn’t federate to mastodon, it federates to matrix. It also requires a matrix server, which was a total pita to set up.

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    Even more interesting IMO: what are the options that do not involve self-hosting (thus avoiding the PITA of babysitting a domain and server security)?