Lemmy and Kbin is more forum-like or reddit-like in its discussion form while Mastodon is more twitter-like or microblogging

While I know that Lemmy can see Kbin and vice versa, does this also extend to Mastodon and Pixelfed?

Can I see Mastodon and Pixelfed content in Lemmy/Kbin ? and the other way around as well ? (see Lemmy and Kbin content through Mastodon or Pixelfed)

I’m curious on how it works (as a layman), because on Mastodon you follow people/users not communities.

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    You can follow Lemmy communities in Mastodon by putting the “https://lemmy.world/c/fediverse” in the search box, hitting enter, the community comes up as a group in the search results, then you hit the follow button, and all posts will be sent to your home feed, it’s not the greatest interface between the two, but you can post, and reply, like, follow, all that from and to a Lemmy community/user/post

    No idea about Kbin, or Pixelfed as I haven’t checked them out yet

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        It’d be slicker than greased pigshit if we could use our single ID like a passport across the entire Fediverse to be able to log into Fediverse federated assets seamlessly, but alas, not yet, small steps

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          This is the fedi holy grail, if not, then it ought be. Interoperability is great 'n all but if you can’t use it easily, then one big monolith entry point - like Reddit, Twitter etc will prevail & ultimately make more sense to ordinary users who just want a bunch of memes or whatever.

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      In my experience you can follow kbin magazines from mastodon but you won’t be able to see an actual content. not sure if this is being worked on.