

The left part looks like one the safety square or fire diamond you see in chemical containers and facilities processing hazardous chemicals, but with the squares filled with pictograms.
Just an ordinary myopic internet enjoyer.
Can also be found at lemm.ee (until 2025 June 30), lemmy.dbzer0, lemmy.world, and piefed.social.
Formerly found at Kbin.social.
The left part looks like one the safety square or fire diamond you see in chemical containers and facilities processing hazardous chemicals, but with the squares filled with pictograms.
To me, it’s mostly how an instance is ran. How it makes its decisions: defederating or not, and with whom, how they handle complaints, how they handle bans, etc. makes a difference in both the communities it hosts and its members.
There’s also the matter of user culture. Some instances, like Beehaw, Lemmygrad, and Hexbear are known for a certain user culture. Some users might steer clear away from certain instances because of that perceived user culture.
And then there’s the issue of defederation stance. It might not be readily apparent, or affect your user experience in a big way, but for some users, it’s a factor. This is also where lemm.ee made its mark. It basically used defederation as a last resort, and some users were drawn to that.
I am not new to having a handful of alts. I had a handful back in Reddit. But my journey here has been entertainingly different:
To think that when I made my lemm.ee acount, I was so against the idea of having too many alts. I now have seven!
That’s what I imagined it’d be like going back to Lemmy World. I quickly abandoned the thought.
No cakes in this account (2025 Jun 4).
And I never caught my other accounts’ cake days (2023 June 6, 2023 July 4, 2023 August 15). Was only reminded of that due to this post’s OP image.