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What is a good strategy for new instances? (lemmy.world)
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When creating a new instance or picking a instance to join, what is a good strategy that the user could follow?

Geolocation? Language? Subject?

I think that instances kind of naturally grow to "group" a specific subset of communities, but I may be completely wrong.

Any thoughts on that are highly appreciated.

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[–] dot20@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

There are country-oriented instances. Off the top of my head there's Feddit.nl, Feddit.de, Feddit.uk, Sopuli, Lemmy.ca, and SJW. I'm sure there are more.

For your content-oriented instances you've got instances like Programming.dev and the Star Trek instance.