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Wow this Lemmy Exists!
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Moderation Strictness - 2023-06-16 For now since the Threadiverse is taking off, we will allow, for the time being, more general questions about Lemmy (and KBin) usage, particularly around community/magazine discovery and sharing. Starting next week however we're going to ask you to move such posts to more appropriate forums such as !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml , or !kbinMeta@kbin.social
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You're probably posting in the wrong community - this one is for listing communities. I'd recommend !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml for further questions.
But question asked, let's give you an answer.
Each server or instance (like Lemmy.ml, wayfarershaven.eu, Lemmy.world) has its own communities. You can tell by the URL. For example,!onebag@wayfarershaven.eu is a community on the Wayfarers Haven instance. Each instance can federate with each other, so as a Lemmy.ca user, you can view your server's copy of a community. You don't need to log into each server individually.
There is no real /r/all because no one server will likely have everything. The closest thing to do is go to the main page of your instance, Lemmy.ca, and then click “all“ instead of "local" at the top.
Here's a good place to start reading more: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/users/01-getting-started.html