Just by checking https://lemmy.ml/communities one can see the most popular communities of lemmy.ml. The plan here is to list all the alternatives for those from other instances. One can also suggest alternatives to be added here and I update this living document.
I personally prefer a single account on an instance that doesn’t pre-emptively block others, since the whole point of federation for me is to be able to access anything from anywhere with just one account.
good point. I see it the same way.
Do you know an instance that is perfectly made for this - not blocking anyone at all?
Beehaw seems to make a fair bit of effort in providing communities for most common topics and providing content in a non-toxic and non-politically polarized environment. Would recommend alternatives in either of the two recommended instances.
Don’t how up to date this is, but here are a few communities:
!usa@midwest.social
!gaming@midwest.social
Dope thank you
Additional Privacy --> privacy@community.nicfab.it,privacy@lemmygrad.ml,privacy@wolfballs.com,privacy@nrsk.no
Why can’t I follow @privacy@lemmygrad.ml and @privacy@wolfballs.com from my instance from? The other two worked…
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aaaah… Thank you very much! Now I see.
So it’s not forbidden - or let’s say frowned upon - to make an account on each instance?
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good point. I see it the same way.
Do you know an instance that is perfectly made for this - not blocking anyone at all?
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thanks ;)
Pretty sure we’re not doing lemmgygrad since it’s the problems of lemmy.ml x10 and wolfballs is far right
Dude I Can’t get in to wolf balls I’ve tried but I never receive the email verification
Once one of these get big enough, not a bad idea to make those on other instances. In case the instance goes down, admin goes rogue etc.
Beehaw seems to make a fair bit of effort in providing communities for most common topics and providing content in a non-toxic and non-politically polarized environment. Would recommend alternatives in either of the two recommended instances.