Hey all, incoming from Reddit as well. Still not sure how this works. Are there multiple “f1” communities on Lemmy? As in, each instance has it’s own community? If so, this is going to be a hard pill for many to swallow I think :(
I think the lemmy.ml community is distinct. I suspect it will be a case of a handful of communities opening up on different servers, and over time one (or a couple) will “win”.
Hmm, unfortunate. I’ll just pick the most active one then and hope it get’s cleared up soon. But I don’t think it will be a great experience for most in this way.
E.g. this one on .world has the most subs, but only 1 mod. The one on .ml looks healthier but has less members… hm.
E.g. this one on .world has the most subs, but only 1 mod. The one on .ml looks healthier but has less members… hm.
What you’re seeing is the fairly meaningless count of accounts on your instance that subscribe to each community. You have to look at the “home” instance to get accurate total subscriber counts.
Could you explain the difference between .world and .ml? Are they separate sites entirely (like Reddit vs Twitter), different “subreddits”, or something else?
Hey all, incoming from Reddit as well. Still not sure how this works. Are there multiple “f1” communities on Lemmy? As in, each instance has it’s own community? If so, this is going to be a hard pill for many to swallow I think :(
E.g. if lemmy.world/c/formula1 is something else than lemmy.ml/c/formula1?
if you find the answer on this, please tell me, I’m lost but love it at the same time, hahah
I think the lemmy.ml community is distinct. I suspect it will be a case of a handful of communities opening up on different servers, and over time one (or a couple) will “win”.
Hmm, unfortunate. I’ll just pick the most active one then and hope it get’s cleared up soon. But I don’t think it will be a great experience for most in this way.
E.g. this one on .world has the most subs, but only 1 mod. The one on .ml looks healthier but has less members… hm.
What you’re seeing is the fairly meaningless count of accounts on your instance that subscribe to each community. You have to look at the “home” instance to get accurate total subscriber counts.
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Ah ok, thanks. That settles it, ml it is 👍
Could you explain the difference between .world and .ml? Are they separate sites entirely (like Reddit vs Twitter), different “subreddits”, or something else?