@3rik Good question! The flag is indeed showing the hosting country which is not always relevant.
The map is completely manual and feedback welcome.
Its goal is to help Mobilizon newcomers find an instance that they can use. Some instances are restricted to a specific community, or thematic, or locality, but some are opened to different type of events in the country. They can follow smaller instances, and even Gancio instances. They are a good starting point for newcomers.

So happy to have a lively #mobilizon community!

8 countries have a national instance: importing, creating or federating events anywhere in #belgium #brazil #france #ireland #italy #netherlands #switzerland #United_states. If you live in those countries, you may consider joining.

Mobilizon instances also exist in #germany #hungary #greece #norway #poland #czech_republic #lithuania #denmark #sweden #austria #slovenia and #finland at least.

Source: https://instances.joinmobilizon.org/instances #fediverse

Let's document interactions between Mobilizon and other fediverse softwares. Documentation is up to date with Mastodon and Gancio (https://docs.mobilizon.org/6.%20Fediverse/1.protocol/) but inputs regarding Peertube and Pixelfed are missing (at least). If you use Mobilizon together with Peertube or Pixelfed or any fediverse other software, we're very interested in your experience. #fediverse