Yo I heard everyone is moving over to Lemmy
Yo I heard everyone is moving over to Lemmy
Someone give me a long list of communities to join and which ones to avoid. I don’t wanna be near the tankies. Thank you!
Yo I heard everyone is moving over to Lemmy
Someone give me a long list of communities to join and which ones to avoid. I don’t wanna be near the tankies. Thank you!
Nice! Welcome and congratulations on making the move!
Outside of avoiding the three tankie instances (.ml, lemmygrad, Hexbear), you don't need to worry too much about which instances a community is on. Just search for the most active ones (there's a community search at the top of the page) and hop in!
The tankies are concentrated on three main instances so basically you can either block those completely or just don’t participate in any communities on them. Some do visit the non-politics coms there but I think they always end up interpreting things in a political lens so I avoid them all.
The instances are Lemmy.ml, lemmygrad.ml, and Hexbear.net.
Actually a lot of the more debate-bro tankies tend to make alts elsewhere to argue. By blocking the big three (if they're federate), you're usually just avoiding the ones who are not very argumentative and of course all the campist-flavored topics which might be annoying.
Just browse the All feed and subscribe to the stuff you like. At this point many instances block .ml and hexbear, so you'll be fine.
May I ask what those instances are? I’m assuming .ml is Marxist Leninism (mask off) but idk what hexbear is. Are there any instances which are specific to my interests such as anime and music?
Update: it seems that hexbear.net is back to hosting hexbear.net.
Hexbear was worse, very pro China/Russia/North Korea, but I think they didn't renew their domain license, so the server went down. Lemmygrad is the same way, I think it's still active. .ml I didn't think is too bad, just block yogthos or whether their name is.
Several communities of the same name are emerging here- search for them, and key words similar to your communities.
It’s still pretty small comparatively, but growing exponentially.