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My First Post on Lemmy
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this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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Keep trying on other instances unless your views align with .ml. Otherwise you'll be automatically deemed a tankie by a lot of people and that might alter your experience on the fediverse.
Welcome to Lemmy!
Thanks for the advice, mate. But, can I simply move to the other instances or I need to make a new account in that particular instance that I want to move?
You will have to make a new account on the new instance.
Oh no! š
It will be just another addition to your collection of lemmy accounts.
Iām still a little bit confused about your explanation. The instances are different account from one and another, right? Not like Reddit that we can follow the subreddit in a single account.
You can follow communities located on other instances, but cannot login using your account on another instance
Got it.