mobiuscoffee

u/mobiuscoffee@sh.itjust.works
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I think most people would agree with the sentiment, but it's probably a side effect of people being a bit lost.

If you can't find the community or discussion where you could contribute more niche information, having the general reddit exodus topic at least lets you participate.

And I think that is the common thread of optimism. Even with the confusion and the jank, it still feels good to be somewhere welcoming and new.

It's a little jank but that's a part of the fun. The sloppier it is the more human it feels!

On any given posts there are links that will keep you on your instance and links that will take you to original instance. A bit of a roulette figuring out which is which 🎰

How federalization works can be a bit confusing. For me the biggest hurdle to get over was how the different instances - lemmy.ml and lemmy.world - are separate websites. They can connect and interact with each other because they're federalized, but your account is only on lemmy.world.

Now for some magic!

Relative links for communities (subreddits) can work across instances:

As long as your instance knows the community exists the links should work.