Lemmy and Kbin instances are dealing with the strain of thousands of new users signing up in protest of Reddit.

Not all instances are equivalent, some of them have very different politics and moderation policies.

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Good point. I think something like a short questionnaire asking what the user is interested in and how they align, stuff like that, then showing a randomised list of instances that match that would be a better idea, then.

Either way, I still think the current way of listing the instances needs to change.

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