Remembering to look for and ignore folks with that telltale indicator has made the fediverse so much more enjoyable.
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Some people here think it’s a huge life choice to pick an instance and get weirdly tribal about it. For most, it probably isn’t.
There’s no doubt that some instances have a certain flavor and attract some types of users that don’t mesh as well with others as the rest, on aggregate, but it’s still just a fucking window to the same boards.
The experience is very different. It's like going to the club with a group of people
You're going to have a lot more positive interactions if you choose wisely, and a lot more negative ones if you don't. You're still going to the same place, with all the same people, but it'll hit different