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guys I feel like a idiot !!!!!! where do I figure out where to post ????? are there selected community's??? is there a blogging section...???? I know this browser is more for "coding nerds" as some call it.. (me) butttttt I wanna figure it out and get along with yall!!!! even though I just called y'all nerds..!!!! (I want friends.)
!communitypromo@lemmy.ca , the pinned post can help
If you want to be taken more seriously you should dial back on the excessive punctuation and dial up proper capitalisation. You don't need to have perfect grammar but putting the effort in makes your posts easier to read.
For simple talking communities see !casualconversation@piefed.social. If you really want to blog into the void I think something like Mastodon is better suited.
Ahhh, okay! I understand a lot better now, thanks for the recommendations !! I'll try my best to tone down the excessive punctuation, but I cant make any promises.. its a REALLYYYYY bad habit of mine, but thank you so much!!
It is indeed a bad habit
Try writing your comment like you normally would.
Then write it “cleanly” and compare. You will see readability is vastly increased. It is worth it, if you want people to read your comments/posts.
Coincidentally.. i didnt read your post
Since you are apparently, on Lemmy, firstly press the magnifying glass button on the upper right:
Then, in this menu, choose "Communities":
As last, write here something that makes sense, and you'll get a list of communities mentioning that:
...and press [Search]
Choose something that is not on lemmy.ml, and get on posting :)
And click on the 'About' details, to see if it is actually the right place to post that content.
What are you interested in? I bet people can link you to some communities you might like, if you can't find some just browsing.
Mastodon has microblogging, like twitter/x and bluesky, if you're interested in that! Lemmy is more about finding communities on topics and posting in them.
ohh okay thanks! it look to seem I was just in the wrong place lol!
There are a bunch of different kinds of places that all link together! Lemmy is a bit like reddit, Mastodon is like twitter, Mbin does the twitter and reddit thing mashed together, pixelfed is like instagram, friendica is like facebook- and so on.
https://jointhefediverse.net/join?lang=en-us
Maybe this will help?
I click on "Communities" in the top bar, click on "all", enter a search term related to what I want to post, and pick the relevant community with the most subscribers that isn't on lemmy.ml
There's a button on the keyboard to tell you which one. It's right next to the Shift key.
Which Shift key?
The left one?
Or the right one?
it's ~~right next to the~~ Shift key
it's next to the right Shift key
FTFY
a big part of my decision on which community to post to is how active it is. i like to help keep comms active and give love to the ones that don't get as many posts but are still relevant to the topic.