1. Italy 2. Lack of a spread knowledge about the Fediverse, lack of the public people you like (politicians, journalists, musicians, etc.), lack of friends (none of my friends is on the Fediverse).
@bovaz@stefan@tsadilas indeed. And for WordPress, the fact that you can e.g. comment on a WP article from the rest of the Fediverse really drives the “shared social network” concept. And IIRC they are working on making the integration even tighter (esp. in the other direction).
I'm not familiar enough with Ghost's integration to comment on that though.
@oblomov@sociale.network@tsadilas@libretooth.gr@stefan@stefanbohacek.online of course it's semantics, but the fact that someone, from their blogs, can automatically output a stream that can be followed and interacted with "here" should be a big "selling point". It's a major "ease of use" thing that could bring a lot more stuff to the fediverse.