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Lemmy Instances

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Lemmy community for sharing unlisted Lemmy instances.

Rules

  1. Only post and comment about Lemmy instances.

  2. Sharing links to Lemmy instances is allowed.

  3. Lemmy instances with the following repuation are not allowed to be shared.

  1. Lemmy instances with the following repuation are allowed as long they do not also have a repuation of what is not allowed as listed in rule #3.
  1. Posts and comments on Lemmy instances with a repuation for adult content and gore must be labelled as NSFW.

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https://lemmings.world

Pros:

  • Lemmy is my replacement for Reddit, so I'm definitely not abandoning it any time soon
  • Regularly updated
  • I manage servers for a living, I generally know how to handle stuff like this
  • Rules are lax, basically don't do anything illegal, don't spam and you won't be banned from the instance (mods can still ban you on their own discretion from specific communities)
  • Hosted in EU
  • I don't care about, nor do I collect, your personal data
  • There's a bot that travels across the Fediverse and subscribes to popular communities, meaning your "All" feed won't be half-empty and is comparable in content to the largest instances
  • The instance has "lemmings" in the name. Yes, that's a pro.
  • If you ask, I might make you a lemming-related, ai-generated profile picture

Cons:

  • It has a bus factor of one - if I get hit by a bus, the instance goes down within a month of not paying for hosting
    • As an upside, I try my best to not get hit by a bus (so far with 100% success rate)
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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Sounds good. I already have a couple of accounts on other instances and this one seems like a good alternate as well. Thanks!

How do you plan to protect the instance from DDOS attacks?

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

On the webserver level, don't really want to use CloudFlare or similar (though I may deploy it temporarily as a quick fix).