It seems alright. Just created this account.

Just been approved for my account. It's a little different but looking forward to getting used to it. Also FU Spez.

Hi! New here, likely escaping from that other place.

I'm curious -- How are y'all feeling about server load? What seem to be the limiting factors on capacity of a single instance?

Sup doods! Hoping we can make a nice less spezzy space here

I'm still mainly using Reddit atm as there is just so much more content to see and a few small Subreddits that I haven't found here. I also have not seen any porn here yet.

The blackout will hopefully bring more people (like me) here, as for those 2 days, I'll DNS block Reddit in my network to not accidentally use it during that time. Hoping to get more used to this here during that time.

So far so good

A bit confused but I think I'm getting the hang of it

I think I've encountered a few errors and issues but I think I can figure it out

I like it. Bringing over some No Man's Sky people. Is there a shorthand way to link communities? Like typing /r/NoMansSky would link to the subreddit on reddit, but /c/NoMansSky doesn't link to the community here. Would be a cool future feature if it's not one now!

Just getting the hang of it. Jerboa app for android is very nice to have - sometimes find it hard to search up a community in another lemmy server even when I know the same (I think the search is case sensitive?). That's on the mobile web interface... Haven't figured out how to find a new community on jerboa itself yet

I'm liking it but if there's a search function I'm not finding it? Like, I want to go looking for communities by topic.

I just got here, figuring things out slowly

Conceptually I think this is really cool. General question - I know you can interact with different instances, and presumably there are communities that are highly active that are not on my home instance. How can I search for those communities?

Thanks for starting this!

Still learning my way around, but I want to give a special shout to Jerboa, it's not Relay or RIF (yet,) but it's already miles better than what they did to AlienBlue.

I found the process a bit confusing at first, but I've really come to enjoy it.

There are a few enhancements that could really make it shine, one that I saw and really would like is a community tagging system. You could view all communities tagged as e.g "technology" in one view, helping stop communities being so splintered.

I am wondering about hosting my own instance to help spread the load, but community moderation doesn't interest me very much.

I am hoping this takes off. Still poking around trying to figure everything out!

I really hope this place gains traction. I'm too young to have been on Digg, but I hope to be on the ground floor for the next platform. I'm not a very technically educated person, but from what I've heard, that kind of business model Reddit has is impossible. It'd be localised to individual "subreddits", instead of the whole website.

Haven’t been on long enough to decide how it functions, but the aesthetic remind me a lot of Alien Blue, so I’m a fan so far.

Thanks. So far, I'm really enjoying Lemmy. What I really miss is a good iOS client. But I guess it's hard to build something like Apollo...

I'm scared and confused and don't know where all the cat pictures are.

Hey thanks, glad to be here. Lemmy seems very promising!