What is Reddit's opinion of Prismo?

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>says while ~~posting on reddit~~ waiting for the privacy-focused and decentralized reddit alternatives to come out of beta: <em>prismo</em> & <em>lemmy</em>

Regarding the other things you said, it's just a matter of priorities, and I've chose mine.

There's also prismo, but it's not ready for production yet and their demo site prismo.news went down a while ago, and haven't been back.

2- true

Is there any other libre reddit alternative that supports activitypub? Prismo seems to be dead.

Sure, but until they support ActivityPub or some similar protocol where I (on my instance) can follow a subreddit on some other server, it's not a decentralized platform.

Examples of attempts to build something like that are Prismo and littr.

prismo (it's not dead yet)

lemmy

>Which one is better right now for features? It will appear to me Prismo is doing better even though it does not have a website.

lemmy :)

If not legacy reddit on "life support" there's also https://github.com/ruq qus/ruq qus , https://gitlab.com/prismosuite/prismo, https://github.com/vo at/vo and a simple "reddit clone" can bring up a lot of results

There is an attempt at an ActivityPub-based decentralized reddit called Prismo that may give some hints on the design (not the code, it's Ruby).

The really nice thing about this would be make it compatible with the Fediverse where possible (i.e. submissions as fedi posts, comments as replies, etc.). However, I have no idea how votes can work while preventing other instances from manipulating them.

>hasn't really figured out what that would even entail

I don't think that's true, have you seen some of the newer decentralized services like Peertube, Mastodon, Prismo?