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Revision as of 18:07, 28 May 2023
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 Lemmy
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| Website | join-lemmy.org |
| Official instance | lemmy.ml |
| List of instances | fediverse.observer |
| Mastodon account | @LemmyDev |
Lemmy is a link-aggregator and the Fediverse's replacement for Reddit.
What does Lemmy feel like?
Lemmy is similar to sites like Reddit, Lobste.rs or Hacker News: You subscribe to communities that you're interested in, post links and discussions and vote and comment on them.
Communities are similar to forum categories, so Lemmy can be used as a forum.
Since it's part of the Fediverse different Lemmy instances can communicate with each other. Mastodon users can also take part in Lemmy discussions and subscribe to lemmy communities.
Further Reading
How do I get an account?
Getting started with your Fediverse account
Apps
Best practices
External links
Guides