• @BraBraBra
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    291 year ago

    There was no learning curve for me. I randomly picked an instance LMFAO!

    • @valek879
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      131 year ago

      It was a case of: Lemmy.ml isn’t accepting new users atm BeeHaw requires me to tell them why I’m a good user So does this other instance… Why do I have to justify myself!? Hey, Lemmy.world let’s me just sign up! Perfect!

      And that was how I chose an instance. Thank you for joining story got with Valek

    • @MsPenguinette
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      111 year ago

      Decision paralysis is real even for stupid things. Like, “what are the implications if I pick the wrong instance?” Was something that made me put off finishing signing up for mastodon and I’m not embarrassed to admit it. Acting like it’s trivial isn’t helpful to anyone even if it was trivial or you

      • @marx2k
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        21 year ago

        Same here. I had no idea what picking an insurance meant in terms of the amount of people, communities, level of engagement, etc.

        I could have picked one of the more toxic communities that have been defederated and my experience of lemmy would have been much worse

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        Yeah decision paralysis definitely delayed my joining any ActivityPub based sites, but really most of what it affects is stuff that wont matter until you’ve spent enough time on the platform to understand the difference to begin with

      • @BraBraBra
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        -61 year ago

        Oh you’re one of those just looking for a reason to be pissy. I wasn’t trying to be helpful to anyone, I was simply sharing my experience. Touch grass