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Can you, for example, subscribe to /r/linux on “all” Lemmy servers? Likewise, can you have a reasonable expectation that others would do the same — so it doesn
by ssivark 3y ago
Can you, for example, subscribe to /r/linux on “all” Lemmy servers?
Likewise, can you have a reasonable expectation that others would do the same — so it doesn’t matter which server you post your questions on?
- rakoo 3y ago> Can you, for example, subscribe to /r/linux on “all” Lemmy servers? Yes, by design. You do have to search for all that exist, but you can follow them all from your own instance, provided your instance and the remote instance allow federation. > Likewise, can you have a reasonable expectation that others would do the same — so it doesn’t matter which server you post your questions on? I don't know yet the usages on the Threadiverse, but it is expected that people at least know the multiple communities that exist. The discussion about merging happens constantly, with pros and cons, and no easy decision for anyone