I’m Yakuza_Wolf_ReRise and I just migrated here from Reddit (I went by the name u/Yakuza-Wolf_Kiwami). To briefly explain what happened, I had a couple of imposters pretending to be me to do some dirty deeds, leading to my account to be suspended. I can’t go too deep into details, but that’s the basic jist of it. So I came here as an “alternative” to reddit up until my account is back and running.

So, what can I do around these parts?

  • davel [he/him] ( davel@lemmy.ml ) 
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    3 months ago

    You could start by reading a community’s rules before posting to it.

    1. Not regarding using or support for Lemmy: context, see the list of support communities and tools for finding communities below
  • folaht ( folaht@lemmy.ml ) 
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    3 months ago

    In short: Rebel like a communist

    1. Post news articles to mock the US or NATO.
    2. Praise any country or organization that’s outside of US influence,
      so PRC/CPC, Palestine, Iran/IRCG, Yemen/Ansar Allah, Lebanon/Hezbollah, DPRK or Russia/ЕР/YR, although the latter is controversial here.
    3. Tell everyone that you hate AI and get praised for it.
    4. Talk about how you recently switched to Linux.
    5. Try to popularize currently unconventional words in the Usonian Burger Reich language or funky writing styles like ðis for political purposes or if you just have a Þing for it.
  • This isn’t the right place for your post, but that’s okay. Lemmy is way more spread out than Reddit, so you should make a post like this in every community you intend to use. They’ll be named like the subs you used to like. You’ll find the people you’re looking for much faster that way.

  • You can also migrate to other federated instances, I moved to Beehaw because people who have political identities as a personality are … just not great, and there is a lot less bullshit there.

    You still get the feeds from the ragebaiters but its a lot less.

    I enjoy seeing the news from around the world (a little less US centric).

  • Nighed ( Nighed@feddit.uk ) 
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    3 months ago

    Adding to what other have said - look at the different post sorts. I recommend either scaled (score, but taking sub size I to account) or recent comments. There is less activity general here (less people), so get engaged!

  • woad ( Woad@lemmy.ml ) 
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    The best way to browse is by subscribed communities, in my opinion. Check them out in the menu at the top. Local coms are the ones on your instance. They’ll be arranged by most popular to least, so keep in mind that the ones at the bottom might be abandoned. This is a much smaller place than reddit.

    Make sure you check out the rules in the sidebars before posting or commenting. Each community will have different rules ranging from common sense to performance art.