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Any tips for a new user?
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this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2025
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If you see a bunch of posts that says death to America, you're probably on a .ml server
Most content is driven by the Picard maneuver and this jellyfish guy.
There I think you're oriented.
As a more serious aside to the above, it is generally worth paying a bit of attention to which instance other users you interact with. There's obviously no blanket statement you can make about the users of particular instances, but there are definitely certain instances that are more appealing to... certain groups of users.
lemmy.ml in particular has a bit of a reputation for having tankies on it, but there's lots of very interesting and reasonable people there (or here, I suppose, given this is an ml community), also.