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Hello folks. Is it technically possible to push the Lemmy instance by mirroring content from the public Mastodon start page to individual Lemmy pages? The interface should be able to do that? (Maybe I don't understand the Fediverse again.) If it is possible, is there a guide on how to mirror public Mastodon content to Lemmy? e.g. from this random page https://mstdn.social/explore
A fair bit of Mastodon content doesn't fit well on Lemmy. One mundane technical reason is that their posts don't always split up well into the post title / post body that Lemmy expects. A cultural reason is that Mastodon users have a much higher tolerance for other users promoting things like their patreon than Lemmy users do. Even if the posts split well, and is content that Lemmy would like, bringing in the replies to it opens up a spam vector.
Lemmy let's you impersonate other users. I used to do that with https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected], but stopped because the above-mentioned reasons made it tricky to automate (and because I got bored with it)
The Mastodon tags and user mentions are also out of place on Lemmy.