Are they really that desperate now?
@lemmy.world
Well for one it is not just a side functionality as the manager in chrome. It also is open source and was audited several time by external experts. And lastly it is super simple to use on pretty much any platform.
Some small addition to the last option:
If you want to browse a community from a specific instance on your home instance you have to add the 'home' instance.
For example your home instance (where you did register your account) is Lemmy.ml and the community you want to interact with is on Lemmy.world you would use:
Https://Lemmy.ml/c/nostupidquestions@lemmy.world
In order to be able to post, reply etc
Currently it is only available on TestFlight (but was submitted for review a few days ago so I guess it will be on app store soon)
Here is a link to the official community : !memmy@lemmy.ml
Habe Apollo auf meinem iPad (und Boost auf meinem Handy) geliebt und darauf über 10 Jahre Zeit auf Reddit verbracht.
Denke zunächst werde ich zweigleisig aktiv sein: alle communities die es hier noch nicht oder die (noch) zu nischig sind werde ich weiter auf Reddit verfolgen, aber ich plane auf jeden Fall im fediverse aktiv zu sein.
I did also start out on feddit.de but soon switched over to Lemmy.world due to too many limits when it comes to federation (e.g. general ban on nsfw instances).
Since I can still participate in all the communities on feddit.de this does work great for me
Honestly once you are subscribed to an instance I don't think it is a hassle.
If you find the post in the feed of your home instance (for example on All) you will directly post via you home instance. If you are subscribed you can access any foreign community via the communities tab of your home instance.
So at least in my experience with Lemmy I never had the issues you described.
Es gibt https://lemmy.world/c/france was denke ich mal richtung /r/france geht (und mit tausend Abonnenten auch relativ groß ist)
Für suche auf Feddit: !france@lemmy.world
thanks for using Leebra!
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