this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2025
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My best advice to people picking a server is to go with a regional one or one based on a hobby because your local feed should be manageable and somewhat relevant. you So I went with feddit.uk because it would give me UK-based news and topics (English-language places in the Web often default to America), plus there'd likely be a good dose of British humour which may not always travel well.and
So I reckon you picked well - if there are any topics you are interested in that don't appear in "local" you can always subscribe to them. We have a light defederation policy, so all the big instances are available from here, your subscribing to communities on other servers will drag the content over here.
I'm only a month in to Lemmy, can you explain this bit for me?
Like OP I joined feddit.UK as a Brit it seemed the most fitting.
I tent to just view my subbed list and only sporadically come on to local to see what's happening on the instance.
I definitely get the Reddit vibe on my subbed feed.
Are you saying above that what I sub to that is in other instances comes here somehow?
Sorry for being a bit thick
No need to apologise, it can be a bit confusing initially and it is good to ask questions.
All I meant there was that, for example, the main Fediverse community is on .world:
https://lemmy.world/c/fediverse
But if you are on feddit.uk, the content from that community is pulled over here, so you are actually viewing it on feddit.uk's servers, so you are actually viewing:
https://feddit.uk/c/[email protected]
Any comments and upvotes done on here, then get sent out to all the other instances, so everyone is seeing their local copy but The Magic of the Fediverse ensures they are all synced.
Ahh that makes sense.
Thank you 😀
I'm certainly enjoying Lemmy so far and think I'm getting to grips with it
Welcome here!
Those two communities can help you settle in