The world ‘legal’ is holding up so much we might as well call it Atlas here.

I mean we do have centuries of precedence for exactly that, exceedingly arbitrary laws passed to facilitate bigotted ‘enforcement’.

Thanks. That’s unfortunate. Not sure which to go with, I’m kind-of set up. Got communities for most of what I used Reddit for and the remainder I’m not sure if an appropriate Lemmy community has been made yet.

Alright. Thanks for letting me know 'bout Photon as well.

Thanks, I’ll go looking for it.

Oh, sorry. Was looking for an equivalent to the subreddit I use to put writeups on, thought this was it. You wouldn’t by any chance know which would be the right sub, would you?

Thanks. I think I will be sticking around and poking at it some more it seems like it is just glitchy behavior going on. I can see some communities from Lemmygrad through browsing under all but not the one’s I want.

Thanks. Still having a pretty bad time of it. I can at-least see Lemmygrad stuff without having to log in so I’ll give that a look and see if it makes any of this less frustrating.

Edit: Nope, not really. My best guess for why atm would be Lemmygrad & Dormi.zone not being federated but I know absolutely fuck-all about how Federation works.

Thanks! So my acc should just work, input my name & password to a new instance and it’ll go through like it does on dormi.zone? What about instances that have a registration like Lemmygrad?

Yeah, meant communities in place of instances in the last question. One I’m really wanting to find is an equivalent to r/D&DGreentext. I do writeups for my table and use to put them there… however last I checked Greentext is continuing the protest and it’d be nice to just not be on Reddit.

Really wish there were guides for some of these things. Like step-by-step how to do X and common troubleshooting methods. For the most part I don’t know how to do things with Lemmy.

If it weren’t for the blackout I:

1: Never would’ve heard of Lemmy

2: Likely not have tried it

3: Wouldn’t have had the inclination to stick around and learn

4: Started to like how Lemmy is laid out.