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It was a bit confusing, I'm still a little confused on why I would choose one instance over another (I kinda just picked one?) And then there's the communities within the instances, I see some that are duplicates between instances and I'm not sure if I should just subscribe to the one on my instance or can I subscribe to the others? Are the vibes different? I'm sure I'll get used to it, I just haven't had to be an internet pioneer in many years.
Yea I am wondering the same thing as I mentioned in another comment. Some common communities like "gaming" or "news" are sure to appear on all the different Lemmies around the globe. It would be nice to have a feature to be able to subscribe to "gaming@everywhere". If someone has figured out a way to do that, please let me know!