New Lemmy user here...What terminology should I know?
New Lemmy user here...What terminology should I know?
I know the obvious things like federation and fediverse, but do we say upvote/downvote, updoot, karma? I hate to bring up the software that must not be named, but I don’t know what else to call things.
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- Community - the equivalent of a subreddit. Some people shorten it to "comm".
- Instance or server - a site using Lemmy or Mbin or PieFed, with multiple communities in it. For example lemmy.world and mander.xyz are instances.
- Upvote, downvote - the same as in Reddit.
- karma - it would be the same as in Reddit, except that the main software (Lemmy) doesn't have it.
- Lemming - a Lemmy user
- Defed - often used as a verb. Because "defederate" is too long.
62 1 ReplyWho tf says lemming
25 7 ReplyDo you have a better alternative, you lemming?
29 0 ReplyLemminary
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1 0 ReplyI'm a lemmonaut
16 0 ReplyAt a lemonparty?
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I haven't seen lemming in like a year when reddit users (including me) were moving over and some people apparently needed a replacement for redditor.
I don't remember ever seeing defed in place of defederate or comm in place of community, but maybe I just missed out on that.
12 2 ReplyI don't, but I've seen plenty people saying it. Just like "defed", Snooggums didn't see it but I did.
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