I created my account at sh.itjust.works but I don't fully understand Lemmy yet. Finding communities seems confusing.
Well, hello from feddit.de! Since I'm a german user I thought it'd be only logical to register on a german instance. While new registrations are semi-locked, the criteria for being let in are quite easy to pass and they are mostly in place to filter out spam. Got my account approved right on the next day
New feddit.de user reporting in
Ze Germans seem to have their own monopolistic instance
I just hope it lasts, worst thing would be if people just went back to reddit
Join us over in beehaw, it's super chill and welcoming
feddit.it ๐โโ๏ธ
That looks like a missed opportunity to me not using fedd.it :-)
I definitely didnt pick sh.it just.works for the funny name, naaaaaaaaah
I think they should make a video guide to lemmy and link it on the join page.
I tried to start a kbin instance today and I literally ended up corrupting or deleting debian off the VPS.
So look I'm tryin' but uh...give me a little time.
I've had a lemmy.ml account for a little bit but I'm trying out a lemmy.world account as I was put off by some of the things I heard about the original server.
New user, signed up on an alternative. It isn't intuitive to add a community from another server. Got there eventually though!
I'm so sorry, I haven't seen the pinned post before registering. Maybe add notice to registration page?
First one I heard about was Lemmy.world, and for a short time I thought others were just "imitation offshoots", taking time to learn the system. There's still not a simple summary to send people, at the very least it can open simply as "Here's some non-Reddit Reddit sites"
Well I tried beehaw but I after creating an account I had to wait to be accepted.. 1 hour later couldn't login so I went to lemmy.ml and it was instantaneous so..here I am
I'm here from lemmy.one c: DECENTRALIZE.
