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What would be the purpose of connecting such a list to the fediverse?
I guess this could like create communities in lemmy which would be the books and posts as threads. Kind of like a way to have lots of niche communities about these books that (hopefully) will be somewhat-active. Actually a good idea if you ask me.
If I have the time, I might try to do an anime tracker that works like I described above in summer.
Same as bookwyrm, presumably. For people to share their activity and opinions on different shows and actors.
Share your recent view with your friend and do the kind of connection social media allow around the theme of tv series and movies.
I have to admit than I almost never use these functionalities in my current tracker but most of online tracker option include them so I guess that there is a public for it.
I don't share my Bookwyrme reading on Lemmy either but maybe one day if it comes in the conversation, I could point to the right book through some integrated reading note rather that a link to amazon or somethin'.