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I joined like a year or so ago when I first heard about Lemmy. I haven't been too active but the nice UI and pretty interesting posts keep me coming back.
Recently decided to create two communities for things I'm interested in:
How do you create a community, I'm on jeroba and there's something I wanna make
I use the desktop site and created it via https://lemmy.ml/create_community
Thank you. Gonna make it now
Share a link once you do? :)
For some reason of takes long for the website to let me in. I'm using the right password
lemmy.ml is currently a bit slow due to the influx of new users. Maybe try again in a little while. https://lemmy.ml/post/1147770
Alright I'll try tonight. If I make a community am I responsible for modding it?
You're automatically made a mod. I think you can set other people to be mods. But I don't know exactly what happens if you don't moderate it closely. Maybe the admins just appoint another mod.