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I'm not sure if I can post here. Lemmy seems kind of complicated. For instance, I tried to post something and it said I can't because I'm on a local instance. So how do I find out what instance a community is on and how do I make it so I can post?

An example: I went to https://join-lemmy.org/instances and searched for nostupidqestions and nothing was found.

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[-] otter@lemmy.ca 11 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

So everything worked as intended, the mods of that community removed your post for some reason. I can't guess without seeing the post

Some lemmy.world communities seem to be testing a moderation bot. The wording of that message is confusing, but I think they are testing the bot with their own users first.

Normally when a post is removed, users aren't notified. You were notified, and the bot is saying that you got notified because you are a local user.

I think they should change that line to something else, since it's confusing

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