Find communities you want to see on here and subscribe to them. If you just go through home feed then it’s mainly politics and tech news.
Use the ‘scaled’ sort for your frontpage. Helps keep the smaller communities you sub to from getting totally drowned out by some of the larger ones.
Stay true to your heart.
Ignore people who start screaming insults about instances which are not their own.
Don’t give Loch Ness monster 3.50.
What do you want from us, monster?!
Nah you’re doing fine
If you use it in the web version, I have LULs, a script which makes all Lemmy links that point to a different instance which you encounter while browsing, to point to your instance.
oo nice!
Have fun - and invite your friends and relatives and colleagues 😎
Have fun and try to engage. Download an app for your phone. There are multiple per os so try them all and choose what suits you best
find some pictures of cute animals and share them with us
Don’t get them wet, and don’t feed them after midnight.
No, wait. I’m confusing Lemmy with Gremlins. Nevermind.
Don’t listen to them, this is who you’re posting with
Goddamn it, you’re only telling us now??? 😁
Totally. That’s why mine e.g. is much better
Don’t eat yellow snow.
Scoop some into a cup and let it melt first, then you can safely drink it 🙂
Watch out for those radicals over on the Hexbear instance. They’ll getcha!
Crazy hexbear goobers will remove your eyes before you know it, watch out!
I gots sharp teeth I tell yah
I found that using All to subscribe to things I like and over time using my subscribed list works.
You can also block communities you don’t want to see and view All by default.
Read a community’s rules before posting or commenting. Take this community, for instance:
- Not regarding using or support for Lemmy: context, see the list of support communities and tools for finding communities below
Each Lemmy instance also has its own site-wide rules.
Why does this rule exist?
Since there are other communities more fit for these kinds of questions
Because other more specific communities exist for that.
