Thank you so much for your reply. Sorry to bother you, but I’d like to know a little more about how Lemmy’s communities work, as I don’t quite understand them. I’ve registered on multiple servers, and I read that some are linked, meaning I can log in with a single account on other servers. Would I have any problems if I shared my games in other communities on different servers? And I apologize for commenting so frequently, but it’s because I just learned about Lemmy’s servers. Is it possible to share one post per day without spamming? I’ll try to be active in the communities. And thanks for commenting and for the whitelist information!
You only need a single account to interact with different lemmy servers (given they are federated), you can’t log in with your programming.dev account credentials on other lemmy servers, but you can interact with them via your programming.dev account.
Frequency of allowed self-promotion may vary depending on each individual community, there is no universal rule on our instance, but try to interact with communities beyond just self-promotion.
Thank you so much for your reply. Sorry to bother you, but I’d like to know a little more about how Lemmy’s communities work, as I don’t quite understand them. I’ve registered on multiple servers, and I read that some are linked, meaning I can log in with a single account on other servers. Would I have any problems if I shared my games in other communities on different servers? And I apologize for commenting so frequently, but it’s because I just learned about Lemmy’s servers. Is it possible to share one post per day without spamming? I’ll try to be active in the communities. And thanks for commenting and for the whitelist information!
You only need a single account to interact with different lemmy servers (given they are federated), you can’t log in with your programming.dev account credentials on other lemmy servers, but you can interact with them via your programming.dev account.
Frequency of allowed self-promotion may vary depending on each individual community, there is no universal rule on our instance, but try to interact with communities beyond just self-promotion.