Not an official implementation, but there were extensive talks about it and someone was working on a plugin.
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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Is that only between an instance of discourse and the rest of fediverse? Does it also apply for different discourse instances talking to each other?
Essentially, Iβm wondering whether I can use 1 account to comment across different forums.
Not familiar with the specifics, sorry.
gotcha, thanks for the link btw!
No the software in this case is a classic forum software and stands alone.
You can use any subdomain for any type of instance but if you see it on lemmy then its federated.