cross-posted from: https://yiffit.net/post/9321
Artist: https://fur affinity.net/user/letodoesart
cross-posted from: https://yiffit.net/post/9321
Artist: https://fur affinity.net/user/letodoesart
Haha! Check out our pinned post to discover more similarly themed communities: https://yiffit.net/post/20
I have actually two questions as a Lemmy newbie (maybe more addressed to !meta@yiffit.net)
Can anyone post here? Even if I access from another instance of Lemmy?
And, if someone from another instance accesses my profile can they see what I post or comment here?
I didnt see anyone answer your question yet, so I figured I would answer.
I was able to see your posts and comments, and Im from another instance. (saw your post on a different instance and then found this comment)
Posting seems to depend on the instance's rules. Others can you see where you been so I would always assume its public. Good news is that its easy to make multiple accounts (to separate activity), some dont even require an email depending on the instance.
Hope this helps.
@yiffit.net
Community dedicated to general yiff, regardless of orientation.
Please indicate the gender pairing with one of the following tags in the title:
You don't need to add a letter for each character if you don't want. Just indicate the orientation of the interactions happening in the image.
If there are groups of multiple characters, you can add them together like this [S-G], meaning that part of the post or image includes straight interactions and another part of the post or image includes male on male interactions.
The idea behind single letter tags is to not clutter the title and potentially use the post's body to give more details about characters and orientation.
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@yiffit.net
Community dedicated to general yiff, regardless of orientation.
Please indicate the gender pairing with one of the following tags in the title:
You don't need to add a letter for each character if you don't want. Just indicate the orientation of the interactions happening in the image.
If there are groups of multiple characters, you can add them together like this [S-G], meaning that part of the post or image includes straight interactions and another part of the post or image includes male on male interactions.
The idea behind single letter tags is to not clutter the title and potentially use the post's body to give more details about characters and orientation.
Community Icon (CC-BY-SA) Hyhlion
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This one post made me consider that Lemmy > Reddit.
Thanks OP.
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