@negi

@Graphine

Sorting this by active users gives you the answer you’re looking for better than that github page: https://lemmyverse.net/

https://lemmyverse.net/communities

@dannekrose How did it tag it? I just went to https://kbin.social/m/technology@beehaw.org/microblog and typed “test”

@Otome-chan@kbin.social So is there some way to see mastodon content without subscribing to individual people first?

@stephfinitely https://lemmynsfw.com/ seems like the place for porn on the fediverse, at least for lemmy.

@Otome-chan@kbin.social

@random

Okay, so just do whatever and it’ll work itself out. Go to “threads” if I’m in the mood to see reddit-type stuff and go to “microblog” if I’m in the mood to see twitter-type stuff.

Thanks for the good explanation.

@alyaza kbin.social next, I suppose?

I’m not really sure how you can distinguish between one open-registration instance and another, since spammers and trolls can just sign up to any open-registration site and interact with beehaw like I’m doing now.

For beehaw registration. I’m accessing it from kbin, but especially in light of defederating from two of the biggest open-registration lemmy instances, I’d like to be on beehaw directly.

I thought I engaged pretty well with the questions, but I answered them from a simple, matter-of-fact perspective, basically just saying that it’s a big instance and I’d like to be a part of it, then answering #3 with the communities I’d like to participate in. Do I have to specifically affirm the philosophical underpinnings of how beehaw operates? I’m fine with that and I do agree with them with how I would participate on beehaw, it just didn’t seem necessary when applying.