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Well considering the instance that [email protected] is run on is run by the MOD's as long as you follow the rules you should be fine.
Could you elaborate a little? I think I've got a reasonable handle on how Lemmy works across instances, but there are still a couple of things that I haven't grasped just yet.
It's all quite confusing on that front.
Thanks to anyone who can help to answer.
Let's say you're on your lemmy.ml account, and you get banned from the lemmy.dbzer0.com instance, you would just be banned from that instance not all instances. But if you got banned on lemmy.ml from lemmy.ml then you'd lose access to that account. Alternatively, you can also get banned on a community level as well. In regard to your accounts with the same name between instances there is no link, they are entirely separate.