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Is Lemmy your "main social media app"? If not, which one is it?
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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2024
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Mastodon is single developer? ๐ค
And thanks for the list, a question I should post on โno stupid questions โ I need to create a new account on every instance I want to explore, right? This is a rabbit hole inside a rabbit hole ๐
So, further to mu previous comment, no you shouldn't need to create an account on each instance you want to explore. At best creating an account on the instance might make navigability better.
I just made my first post, chose asklemmy ๐คทโโ๏ธ
It went ok so far, testing the waters, you people have been nice and helpful ๐
I think he has a few people with him now. But i listened to the interview at the start of the year, so i'm starting to the detail.
Exploring instances should be as easy as looking up any other website. At least to get their 'local' front page. Or just navigate to them through that link above.
As an example you could look up jlai.lu, a french instance. They're pretty active.
Didnโt know about that, now Iโm gonna research it. And thanks!