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Reddit Starts Blocking Mobile Website, Pushing Users to App Instead
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this post was submitted on 11 May 2026
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If only Lemmit accepted new subreddits, this would have been a no-issue…
I’ll miss some subreddits 🤷♂️
There's other instances, and you can interact with subs on other instances just fine. That's the whole point of activitypub. So if you really miss those subs, maybe see if they're available on other instances?
I think what he's saying is that if a community on lemmy isn't politics, linux, or animal pictures, you can make a new community all you want. But if nobody visits/posts, is it really a community?
Ah, that could be it. And yeah, that's a bit harder to solve, that stuff just takes time and effort and a bit of luck.
Start your own server. It's trivial.
Yeah I am considering… 🤔 I am more concerned of running the bot
Happy to help if you get stuck. As for exposing a service, there’s ways to do it securely. And for defenses against spam and bots we have Anubis :)