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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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You'd only need a new account if you wanted to make a community on another instance.
You can be a moderator of a community on another instance.
Interesting, thanks And how would I become a mod, just message an existing mod?
I was under the impression that you cannot view content on instances where federation is blocked from the instance you joined. Is that correct?
Well yes that's true. Most instances are federating to most other instances though. And you can always go directly to that instance's site and view everything. Just won't be able to interact