The /r/piracy link to lemmy /c/piracy hit the reddit frontpage with 7K+ updoots!
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No. I see several genuine looking users that registered and did nothing (fine I guess). But there's a lot with very similar <somethingnnn>@gmail.com. Some don't do anything and so far I've left them. Some are clearly posting advert crap and they get deleted as soon as I see it. Every now and then I just go through purge the rest that are clearly bot accounts.
If I was actually getting genuine active users I might look into making a form or otherwise making it difficult (not sure if mbin has that ability mind you). But seems I don't really get real users. Just me, posting and commenting all day.
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Is there some infographic or image that explains how lemmy works? It may get confusing for new people. Even myself, I have been sort of "out of" lemmy and I don't remember how tagging or linking instances works anymore. It would be nice to get an image that explains those things to just post around for new users..
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Welcome!
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For what it's worth, your insurance name is spectacular!
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Whaaaaa???? Last I heard there was like 60k Lemmy accounts total. What the fuck happened since October???
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It's link/instance dependent. Another strength of the fediverse
