It is pretty spamming, sadly it’s one of the ways people see people possibly moving to platforms like Lemmy (and the rest of the Fediverse) when the platforms like Reddit become more enshitified, there’s got to be a better way than a bot that spams out.

I could at least say it’s a bit more okay if it was on muted or something by default but still then it’s pretty bad. I want to interact with actual people.

It’s all they’ve been taught, they’ve been taught to be selfish and that America is the only country to care about, if you don’t believe in god and America then you are in the wrong, should be wiped out of the earth because you have sinned.

I’ve only done limited research into this as I often don’t get into Economy stuff but this seems like a okay community, but obviously check it out and see if you can ask questions and stuff in it but don’t see why you can’t

!economy@lemmy.world

It’s not a bad way to get started, I’d suggest to find some communities you are interested in and begin to post content on them if they don’t get much content as it will show others that you are interested in that topic but also feed well for others looking for the content in the future.

It’s all good, yeah it’s a little different than your traditional social media as instead of going for reactions and pushing out content you actually need to communicate and talk instead of just pushing random posts more of the time to grow an actually connected audience

Post, Talk and communicate with people.

As you use the Fediverse you will slowly see regular people pop up, talk to them, especially those you’ve enjoyed talking to in the past or have something interesting to say to.

The Fediverse is about communication and sharing ideas so do that, This can be done through posting in communities or commenting on posts in communities / topics you are interested in.

This is the main reason I hate branded clothing, With moth clothing they have branding on it and it’s just an advert to the clothing brand. I personally hate this and try and find brands that are rather hidden / hard to see but also cost effective for me as I can’t afford something super expensive especially for somethings small like clothing.

They probably would be, especially as the moment lemmy is still small. If not I’m sure there’s the opportunity to create a ‘partners of trans’ community in the future if needed.

I personally found it because of learning about places like Mastodon after looking for alternatives to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter & all of those social medias.

I mostly connect to Lemmy through my instance that isn’t running lemmy but connects with it, but still sometimes find myself looking on a Lemmy Site to look through posts.

Not everyone knows shortcuts, great for those that are wanting to be more quick / know the shortcuts but for a general user experience it could be frustrating especially when you are browsing in a webapp on an iphone or something.

Not everyone is used to pressing back and forwards on there browser and it will often be hidden if you use the page as web-app through certain devices.