Every Country That Has Their Own Lemmy Instance
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It should be noted that Feddit.org was included to represent Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
I did not include Baraza.africa as that was too encompassing as it covers the whole African continent.
Hopefully this post inspires more countries to join the blue club!
Would be kinda cool to have some more African and south+east Asian instances. I would happily donate to help get some instances hosted in poorer countries.
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As a Belgian running an instance:
Am I a joke to you?
I'm kidding ofcourse, and I'm not really representing my country, except for an aptly named community.
Same, I've had to surf along with The Neighbours to find something close by and stable...
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Same, I've had to surf along with The Neighbours to find something close by and stable...
Lemmy.world is also hosted in the Netherlands IIRC, I'm just proxying through the UK.
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It should be noted that Feddit.org was included to represent Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
I did not include Baraza.africa as that was too encompassing as it covers the whole African continent.
Hopefully this post inspires more countries to join the blue club!
Bangladesh has one busdyverse.one by ml
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I don't know from experience, but I've seen mentions of it taking serious work, including dealing with CP content being uploaded (federated?) to random instances...
Images don't federate. They could be cached on a remote instance.
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Lemmy.world
Thats german iirc.
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(This was translated using ChatGPT.)
Thank you for mentioning our server.
In Japan, there is no culture similar to Reddit in the first place, so Lemmy has not been widely accepted, and there are very few users. I tried promoting it before, but it had no effect. Similarly, Mastodon groups are rarely used except for a few cases. Even if you come across Japanese users elsewhere, most of them can speak English and have used Reddit in the past.
Moreover, as is the case for me, most Japanese people do not understand any language other than Japaneseโnot even English. Because of this, even if they connect with other global servers, they cannot communicate due to language and cultural differences, which I believe has led to this situation.
Is misskey popular there? They are planning on federating channels (groups) which could make them join able on lemmy.
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I'd love to get down to the city level, even
Mastodon is getting to that point.
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If I ran an instance I wouldnโt want any of yโall knowing where I fucking live lol
I live right next to this hetzer box!
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It should be noted that Feddit.org was included to represent Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
I did not include Baraza.africa as that was too encompassing as it covers the whole African continent.
Hopefully this post inspires more countries to join the blue club!
Tbh, I'd prefer a list.
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Is misskey popular there? They are planning on federating channels (groups) which could make them join able on lemmy.
Misskey is, of course, very popular since it was developed by a Japanese person.
I myself run a Misskey server.Sorry, but I couldn't find any information about plans for Misskey channels to federate with groups.
Misskey's developer is not very proactive about federation, so if this is true, that would be great to hear! -
Misskey is, of course, very popular since it was developed by a Japanese person.
I myself run a Misskey server.Sorry, but I couldn't find any information about plans for Misskey channels to federate with groups.
Misskey's developer is not very proactive about federation, so if this is true, that would be great to hear!I thought I saw it in the issues.
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(This was translated using ChatGPT.)
Thank you for mentioning our server.
In Japan, there is no culture similar to Reddit in the first place, so Lemmy has not been widely accepted, and there are very few users. I tried promoting it before, but it had no effect. Similarly, Mastodon groups are rarely used except for a few cases. Even if you come across Japanese users elsewhere, most of them can speak English and have used Reddit in the past.
Moreover, as is the case for me, most Japanese people do not understand any language other than Japaneseโnot even English. Because of this, even if they connect with other global servers, they cannot communicate due to language and cultural differences, which I believe has led to this situation.
Just a small note: lm.korako.me has effectively stopped accepting new registrations.
Because of that, it was probably left out of the list this time.I briefly explained the situation in the following post, so if you're interested, please check it out:
https://lm.korako.me/post/115527 -
What was the Indonesian one called?
Lemmy.id
For other active fedi instance: fedi.my.id (Mastodon), Misskey.id (mostly tech and ACG culture) -
Don't a lot of places also have limited data plans, but unlimited data for using Meta and other big tech platforms? That's still a thing right?
As far as I know, those stuff only available in African countries and India. Not Indonesia.
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Tbh, I'd prefer a list.
Here are the European ones (partly nicked from @[email protected]'s list on Reddit:
- Basque Country: https://lemmy.eus/
Bulgaria: https://feddit.bg/- Catalonia: https://lemmy.cat/
Denmark, including Greenland (for now): https://feddit.dk/
France, Belgium, Switzerland: https://jlai.lu/
Germany, Austria and Switzerland: https://feddit.org/
Finland: https://sopuli.xyz/
Iceland: https://feddit.is/
Italy: https://feddit.it/
Netherlands: https://feddit.nl/
Poland: https://szmer.info/
Portugal: https://lemmy.pt/
Sweden: https://feddit.nu/
Turkey: https://lemmy.com.tr/
UK: https://feddit.uk/
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Here are the European ones (partly nicked from @[email protected]'s list on Reddit:
- Basque Country: https://lemmy.eus/
- Bulgaria: https://feddit.bg/
- Catalonia: https://lemmy.cat/
- Denmark, including Greenland (for now): https://feddit.dk/
- France, Belgium, Switzerland: https://jlai.lu/
- Germany, Austria and Switzerland: https://feddit.org/
- Finland: https://sopuli.xyz/
- Iceland: https://feddit.is/
- Italy: https://feddit.it/
- Netherlands: https://feddit.nl/
- Poland: https://szmer.info/
- Portugal: https://lemmy.pt/
- Sweden: https://feddit.nu/
- Turkey: https://lemmy.com.tr/
- UK: https://feddit.uk/
Others that have come up in the discussion here:
Bangladesh: https://busdyverse.one/- Belgium: https://0d.gs/
Brazil: http://lemmy.eco.br/
Canada: https://lemmy.ca/ and https://sh.itjust.works/- Indonesia: https://lemmy.id/
Luxembourg: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/
Mexico: https://mujico.org/
Japan: https://lm.korako.me/
Slovenia: https://gregtech.eu/
South Korea: https://lemmy.funami.tech/
USA: https://lemmyusa.com/ and https://discuss.online/
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Others that have come up in the discussion here:
- Bangladesh: https://busdyverse.one/
- Belgium: https://0d.gs/
- Brazil: http://lemmy.eco.br/
- Canada: https://lemmy.ca/ and https://sh.itjust.works/
- Indonesia: https://lemmy.id/
- Luxembourg: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/
- Mexico: https://mujico.org/
- Japan: https://lm.korako.me/
- Slovenia: https://gregtech.eu/
- South Korea: https://lemmy.funami.tech/
- USA: https://lemmyusa.com/ and https://discuss.online/
Defunct:
- Bangladesh: https://busdyverse.one/ ?
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Indonesia:https://lemmy.id/ 
Spain: http://eslemmy.es/
Ukraine: https://feddit.kyiv.ua/
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Defunct:
- Bangladesh: https://busdyverse.one/ ?
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Indonesia:https://lemmy.id/ -
Spain: http://eslemmy.es/ -
Ukraine: https://feddit.kyiv.ua/
https://lemuria.es/ still has a Lemmy instance running, if any Spaniards are enthusatic, they could try emailing the @admin, @contact, etc addresses and see if the owner will transfer it over to you. I'm sure we can rummage up enough help to get it back up and running if you get control.
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Others that have come up in the discussion here:
- Bangladesh: https://busdyverse.one/
- Belgium: https://0d.gs/
- Brazil: http://lemmy.eco.br/
- Canada: https://lemmy.ca/ and https://sh.itjust.works/
- Indonesia: https://lemmy.id/
- Luxembourg: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/
- Mexico: https://mujico.org/
- Japan: https://lm.korako.me/
- Slovenia: https://gregtech.eu/
- South Korea: https://lemmy.funami.tech/
- USA: https://lemmyusa.com/ and https://discuss.online/
@[email protected] @[email protected] did I miss any?
