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It's much better at federation than Lemmy.
But the coolest thing is that it does not need to be a competition. Both platforms can do good in the federation.
But if you want to give it a try Piefed.social
Do you have an example or source for what this means? Like is it faster/more efficient to propagate things, more featureful in what it federates, etc.?
Peertube channels seem to have real issues on Lemmy. They fixed the links earlier in the year...then it broke again. That's just one instance.
Piefed works out of the box and if you upvote, it shows up on the peertube instance. Comments as well. Take a look at !peertube@lemmy.world on both lemmy.world and piefed.social. you can see the difference when clicking on someone's account.