You know, it's like you're walking through the forest, enjoying its beauty, and then you don't notice how a hungry bear attacks you, even though you were warned about it.
What a shame, when the trap snaps it will be very painful...
this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2025
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You've explained it pretty well. Is there something I'm missing by being on current server? Are they not all connected? Just random differences like mods, and which words are censored and the like. And it sounds like I would have to create a new account if I went to another server? Though you can apparently import/export settings?
Basically "yes" to all of the above, including "not all connected": Most of them are connected to each other, but some are "defederated", for example there's one called Beehaw that isn't connected to lemmy.world and some of them have chosen not to connect to lemmynsfw.com for reasons.
I see. So instead of muting a single person, it would be like a way to mute whole communities?
Yeah - in the terminology here it would be more like a whole group of communities (since we call each "topic" on an instance a community) but yes.
Admins can (and do) also block individual communities on an instance that is still federated, such as lemmy.world blocking !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com but leaving most of the rest of dbzer0 connected.
You'te probably not missing much since lw is the single largest instance and therefore should have lots of users subscribing to almost everything. Many other instances use a bot that trades subs so everything gets federated.
And yeah, you need a new account, but there are tools to copy your settings and subscriptions.