Hubzilla lingo; CW: Fediverse meta, non-Mastodon Fediverse meta, Twitter mentioned 

Things to know about Hubzilla:

Since Hubzilla was and still is developed completely independently from both Twitter and Mastodon, it has its own language. Here are some examples:

Mastodon: instance, server
Hubzilla: hub

Mastodon: account
Hubzilla: channel

Mastodon: reply (it's a post)
Hubzilla: comment (it's not a post)

Mastodon: subtoot
Hubzilla: comment (and unnecessary)

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Hubzilla lingo / vocabulary; CW: Fediverse meta, non-Mastodon Fediverse meta, Twitter 

Things to know about Hubzilla:
/ Some Vocabulary

Since Hubzilla was and still is developed completely independently from both Twitter and Mastodon, it has its own language.

Here are some examples:

Mastodon: instance, server
Hubzilla: hub

Mastodon: account
Hubzilla: channel

Mastodon: reply (it's a post)
Hubzilla: comment (it's not a post)

Mastodon: subtoot
Hubzilla: comment (and unnecessary)

Mastodon: quote-post, quote-toot (perceived as a slander and harassment tool)
Hubzilla: share (what it does instead of boosting)

Mastodon: CW
Hubzilla: summary

Mastodon: personal timeline
Hubzilla: channel stream

Mastodon: local timeline
Hubzilla: pubstream (if it's local only)

Mastodon: federated timeline
Hubzilla: pubstream (if it includes posts from other instances)

Originally posted by Jupiter Rowland @jupiter_rowland here: hub.netzgemeinde.eu/item/13e68
Copied almost 1:1 of the 2 posts in this 1 post here.

@Freedom: Learn & Care 4 Others You do realise that I've intentionally cut this up into those little chunkies?

I normally wouldn't have to. I could post so many characters that Mastodon rejects my post, and Mastodon only rejects posts over 100,000 characters.

The reason why I chose to cut this post up is because not few Mastodon users refuse to read anything over 500 characters. And they may pretty well be part of the very target audience of these posts.
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