![]() ![]() Posts & CommentsReported as: Rule 5: No online only or just chatting posts Rule 5: No online only or just chatting posts The only exception to this is if you are traveling and wish to post (please note that traveling between, oh, say Brooklyn and Queens is NOT traveling and that post will be pulled). ![]() Spamming the sub to attempt to keep yourself at the top of the page isn't going to be tolerated. Wives/Couples may post more often, so long as they are unique posts (same ad and a different pic isn't unique, FYI). The limit for posts will be one per week from thirds/bulls. Posts & CommentsReported as: Rule 4: Posting Frequency Your ads are simply who you are and what you want - it's on the responder to write and establish contact. All of that stuff can be done in private DM. Posts & CommentsReported as: Rule 3: Do not post personal contact information Rule 3: Do not post personal contact information If this isn't your lifestyle choice, please go find a sub that is a better fit for you. Be respectful, be encouraging and be nice to each other. In this community, there will be ZERO tolerance of racism and misogyny. Posts & CommentsReported as: Rule 2: Be respectful Do not post your ad in the title - keep it brief so it's easily scanned. Use your title to give the important information (gender, age, role and location). Posts onlyReported as: Rule 1: Title Formatting What follows is explanations for the rules on this sub, not only so that members know and follow the rules, but also so that members know that we make every effort we can to protect the members of this sub. Also, the only way to grow Lemmy is for people like you to spend time on the site daily, interact, create new communities, etc.All the rules here are designed for the safety and comfort of our members. Note 4: It's worth mentioning that Lemmy is young - the Lemmy devs are working hard to quickly improve the software, and server admins have been constantly moving to larger machines to support the influx of new users, so please be patient with bugs and issues. They're both part of the ' fediverse', but Lemmy provides a Reddit-like experience, whereas Mastodon is more like Twitter. Both services "speak the same language" (that language is called 'ActivityPub'), so you can view and interact with Mastodon content from Lemmy, and vice versa. ![]() Note 3: Lemmy is based on the same technology as Mastodon. For example, if you're signed up to lemmy.world, but you prefer the lemmy.ml memes community, then you can visit lemmy.world/c/memes to subscribe to and interact with the lemmy.ml memes community. If you've signed up to lemmy.world, then you can visit 'local' communities like lemmy.world/c/memes - and if you want to subscribe to or interact with a community on a different site, then just add to the end of the community URL. Note 2: You can use to help you find communities across the whole fediverse. Just choose a popular and reputable one like lemmy.world. The reason there are multiple sites is because anyone can create their own Lemmy instance - so no single person or company controls the ' fediverse'. if you use gmail, you can still communicate with people who use other email services like yahoo or protonmail. Choosing which Lemmy site to sign up to is a bit like choosing your email provider - e.g. Just sign up on one site, and you'll be able to join and interact with communities on any other Lemmy site. Note 1: People are sometimes confused by the fact that there are multiple Lemmy websites like lemmy.world and lemmy.ml - don't worry about that. ![]() If you can, it's probably worth leaving Reddit for other platforms - especially open-source/federated ones like Lemmy. I don't earn any money from this site, and if my calculations are correct it'd cost me a couple thousand dollars per month with their new API pricing, so yeah. Heads up! This data is likely out of date or inaccurate now that Reddit has decided to kill the open ecosystem that existed around Reddit. ![]()
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