What you’re looking for is called !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world.
Regardless, feddit sounds like federated reddit to me. I guess that may have been the idea behind the name.
What you’re looking for is called !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world.
Regardless, feddit sounds like federated reddit to me. I guess that may have been the idea behind the name.
That makes total sense. Thank you.
OP was probably just literally reading the communities title literally and are familiar with AMAs
When you’re new, it takes a little while to get the hang of it.
Feddit is a german language centric instance. The name is likely derived from reddit and fediverse.
Nah, there are more than feddit.org.

Ah fair enough, the german one must be the most prominent then.
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