I looked at the join-lemmy list and picked beehaw because it was the first one I saw that explicitly noted valuing diversity etc, and I am hoping it may therefore have a good amount of users but also not be full of transphobes.
Users from all other instances can view these posts and comment on them. I think the main point of choosing a server is that your local page will be more relevant to you.
I’m following 6 communities right now, 4 of which are from different instances because they just don’t exist on beehaw yet.
Luckily from my experience Mastodon and Lemmy have both been very pro LGBTQIA+, probably because the haters can barely use the internet in general lol
My experience so far has been good too. I’m glad I picked beehaw though because they’ve banned lemmygrad and so I don’t see those posts in the All feed. Although I guess I could ban it from my account independently anyway. But I don’t think Lemmygrad accounts can comment on beehaw communities either.
I looked at the join-lemmy list and picked beehaw because it was the first one I saw that explicitly noted valuing diversity etc, and I am hoping it may therefore have a good amount of users but also not be full of transphobes.
Users from all other instances can view these posts and comment on them. I think the main point of choosing a server is that your local page will be more relevant to you.
I’m following 6 communities right now, 4 of which are from different instances because they just don’t exist on beehaw yet.
Luckily from my experience Mastodon and Lemmy have both been very pro LGBTQIA+, probably because the haters can barely use the internet in general lol
My experience so far has been good too. I’m glad I picked beehaw though because they’ve banned lemmygrad and so I don’t see those posts in the All feed. Although I guess I could ban it from my account independently anyway. But I don’t think Lemmygrad accounts can comment on beehaw communities either.