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The real headfuck is that I could reply to your comment from Mastodon if I wanted.
(I've experimented with this, and it's kinda confusing over there, so I didn't)
Yeah that's really cool too! I tried to mess around with it but it was super confusing and I gave up. I should try figuring it out again!
I think my attitude is that it's nice that it can work, but that the style differences between Mastodon and Lemmy don't necessarily lend themselves to it being terribly worthwhile.
That said, there's likely a use-case whereby you can essentially use Mastodon like an RSS reader for other Fediverse software, so you can get a heads up on things you might be keeping an eye on.
Hah! I actually typed out that what I did figure out felt like subscribing to a "lemmy rss feed", but wasn't sure if that was just me being lost in the interface.
I guess that would be the best way to think of it. Then you can reply to comments as they come in? That part I'm not sure about but I think it works something like that.