It’s a few extra clicks. You have to sign up for different servers.
Wait, what do you mean by this? I’m subscribing and commenting all over the Lemmy corner of the Fediverse, and my account is happily sitting on one instance. Is that not the whole point?
@EuphoricPenguin22@DownloadMode Yes but you login on the instance you created your account on. After you login, you can follow other communities. I’m following a bunch on my Hometown instance.
For me, it goes a layer deeper. I log in to the instance I created my account on and the instance I created. Gotta flex that after paying for hosting and spending several hours learning how to work Ansible.
Well, it’s a good thing. It means that you can have one account like Reddit and Lemmy can still functionally be a decentralized network of smaller severs that communicate with one another.
Wait, what do you mean by this? I’m subscribing and commenting all over the Lemmy corner of the Fediverse, and my account is happily sitting on one instance. Is that not the whole point?
@EuphoricPenguin22 @DownloadMode Yes but you login on the instance you created your account on. After you login, you can follow other communities. I’m following a bunch on my Hometown instance.
For me, it goes a layer deeper. I log in to the instance I created my account on and the instance I created. Gotta flex that after paying for hosting and spending several hours learning how to work Ansible.
Whoops, my bad. I’m new here as well, I thought it required individual signups.
I guess it’s just individual servers. Sorry 😔😀
Well, it’s a good thing. It means that you can have one account like Reddit and Lemmy can still functionally be a decentralized network of smaller severs that communicate with one another.