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this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2024
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Main Lemmy devs are communist and aren't shy to enforce their views, which gets reflected in their instance, lemmy.ml, which is considered to be fairly tankie.
However, as Lemmy is federated, you can join any other instance and view whatever interests you without having to recite political literature to sign up.
In fact, the most popular instance is actually lemmy.world, which is not politically affiliated; although it defederated from certain instances, which might make you feel limited. I found lemmy.today as a way to be connected with anything and everything, from Hexbear to Beehaw, to, well, Lemmy.world
There's a list on GitHub of instances by most federation. It's where I found mine.
Good option! Could you please share the link to the list if you still have one?
Sure, I'll PM you.
For anyone else, it's easy to find by search, but it feels like one of those things that could be ruined if it got too well-known.