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<h1>#FediBuzz Relay</h1>
<p>The customizable ActivityPub relay service</p>
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Mastodon and many other ActivityPub-compatible services live
and breathe decentralization. Yet it can get lonely on a small
instance. Mastoadmins can bring the global buzz of toots into
the <b>Federated Timeline</b> of their small server by
following <b>ActivityPub relays</b>.
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With this service <a href="https://fedi.buzz/">#FediBuzz</a>
provides relay endpoints for you to customize. In Mastodon's
<b>preferences</b> go to:
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<li>Administration</li>
<li>Relay</li>
<li>Click the button to setup a new relay</li>
<li>Generate a relay address below</li>
<li>Copy &amp; paste into Mastodon's preferences</li>
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<h2>Follow posts by #tag</h2>
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<h2>Follow posts by instance</h2>
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<a href="https://github.com/astro/buzzrelay">source</a>
by <a rel="me" href="https://c3d2.social/@astro">@astro&#173;@c3d2.social</a>
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