You can't, everything on the fediverse is very public. Even if such checkbox existed, all admins still have a copy of everything in their database.
this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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If you don't want other people to see your posts and comments you shouldn't post and comment on a public website. Duh.
...and if some post had an intent to bring up some critical thinking but firesback, leading the whole group of community spamming arrogant comments on your other post?
Sometimes it be like that.
That's why I have separate accounts for general commenting and for poking the hornets nest
Lmao. Nice tip
Throwaway accounts will be your friend
I don't see this functionality in Lemmy. Mastodon has settings where you can limit your posting visibility to only those who follow you. But anybody that you don't expressly block will still be able to see your profile. More privacy features mighr be in development.
Probably your best bet is to keep your fediverse handle as anonymous as is possible. That would be the best advice I have to give. Also, don't give clues as to your whereabouts in your posts. Nothing on the Internet is trult private and infosec is hard. Always assume that a fediverse instance could be compromised at any time. Use some common sense and basic operational security and you should be okay.
You can't. Just have separate accounts.
Make a new account for every post.
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