The Fediverse is probably the best for what you want. I'm not sure
whether Pleroma does it yet, but I know Friendica has the concept of
forums, which are actually groups within the larger community that is
the individual server or the universe that is the Fediverse itself.
These forums or communities within a server are accessible from any
Fediverse application. For example, I have seen posts to the Friendica
support forum coming from Mastodon as well as Friendica, and I believe
there have been posts that came from Pleroma as well if I'm remembering
correctly. There is also something called Lemmy that is federated forum
software. Although Lemmy apparently has some issues with some posts
taking extra time to appear, it is supposed to be able to talk to
Friendica, Mastodon, Pleroma and others, but it is specifically a
community forum as opposed to a microblogging system or similar, like
what Twitter does. The nice thing about these forums is that they are
somewhat similar to Facebook groups, but they are mentionable more like
Twitter or Fediverse accounts. And the sky is the limit with these. They
can be as tightly focused or as broad as you would like. Looking at my
Pleroma account that I have, I see something they're calling lists. It
does appear that they are somewhat similar to Friendica or Lemmy forums,
but I will definitely need to play more with this to be sure it's what
it appears to be.
~Kyle
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