The Fediverse is a collection of independent servers that share the same open protocols.

Each node hosts its own users, content, and rules, yet all nodes can “talk” to each other.

It works like email: your account lives on one server, but you can send messages to any other server that uses the same protocol.

Platforms such as Mastodon, Pixelfed, or PeerTube communicate because they follow common standards (ActivityPub).

You sign up on a single node, but you can follow and interact with users on any other node across the Fediverse.

No single entity controls the whole network; each server defines its own policies while staying connected to the larger ecosystem.

Escape algorithms, data mining, and censorship.

In the Fediverse:

• You control your content.
• Communities set their own rules.
• You’re not a product to be sold.

Social networks that respect you as a person, not just a data point.

1. Pick a node using the map; you can migrate whenever you want.
2. Visit the node’s website and register.
3. Create your profile and make your first post with #introduction.
4. Start following interesting people across the Fediverse.
5. Join communities and enjoy your new digital freedom.