Oh… I’ve never watched that movie in english.

Have you participated in !fungus@slrpnk.net and !mycology@mander.xyz?

Are you aware of !cool_rocks@lemmy.today?

Because it is fun.

If you want, I could use my dozen alt account to boost it up ;-)

Sorry idk any this. I’ll let other lemming advise you then (^_^)

Yeah… I does that when you are subscribe indeed. I don’t know why this even showed but. You should be subscribed alright.

Animals related community are chilled full of nice pictures and nice info. Not meant to make friend but people are friendly. Here are my two favorites: !superbowl@lemmy.world and !bats@lemmy.world althought to make people connection you may choose to post our your pet on one of the many dedicated communities for it.

The best way to get started is to find a few communities you like then notices how they are on different different instances. What are the topics you are interested in?

There was a reason I said “slowly” before.

And produce good content. Our small userbase is slowly building its own culture. We have the potentiel to let exist all the content that cannot survive the pressure of the algorithme.

In my experience (non technical, my delelting post experience) when you create a post it propagates immediatly to any instance that is properly federate to your instance. This usually means same software and people from there following content from your instance. Then, with a lot of conditions to be fullfield, it propaged to partially federated instances. For example instance of another software that makes full federation more difficult, or instance that does a search on your specific post…

When you delete your post, it deletes automatically to any properly federated instance but that could be with a delay (a few minutes, or an hour) but the delete order has issues reaching all the other instances (the ones that were federeate when you create the post but not anymore, the ones from another fediware, …)

You also have no guaranty that someone doesn’t have your post in a backup they may use to restore a fallen instance, or leak through another way. As with every content on the internet, better consider anything once posted as know publically forever.

And the plague stays…

Well I don’t care what you think! I’m crossposting things either way!

In Australia, precisedly?

I had to connect just to tell you that I love your pseudo and profil picture.

I’m from France and I lack a lot in understanding the rythm in the english language.

No. Why would you think that?

In my experience round-leafed mint (Mentha suaveolens) is much less woody that other type. But I might be wrong.

Let’s keep calm. Round leaves mint cut small enough make fine lawn.