Beehaw defederated at the start of the recent big Reddit migration

Can I get an ELI3? Haha.

Please don't attack me personally like this

/s

you created the account on, in this case, lemmy.world.

Oh hey! I didn't know you could manually enter the instance - I thought you had to choose It let me log in! Thanks so much for the tip! :)

The first local instance I signed up before I fully understood/realized what I was doing was focused on getting together a Chinese or Chinese American instance.

Sort of unrelated to the general "Hey - I can't seem to log onto the app" enquiry, but I would be interested in helping out to evolve a Chinese instance. I'm not American, but am interested in trying to be a part of the Pan-Asian community.

Yes I did...

Did you manage to figure it out?

On Lemmy.world? Or Lemmy.ml?

... I'm really confused about these different sites/instances/defederation.

I've joined here because I think Reddit's quality is going to tank after June 30, but I downloaded Jerboa and it doesn't seem to accept my credentials, regardless of instance. I'm confused.

Something something multiple instances (if you register with Beehaw, you can't access threads to Lemmy/lemmy.ml)...

The "funny" (mocking) content will get stale.

I'm trying to use the app to browse when I'm not at a computer. I've seen mentions of "Jerboa" but it won't accept my login credentials. I've tried all three instances, no dice. Any suggestions? I use Android phone the most, but open to apps for iOS.

Twitter is still thriving? O_o

Do you know if old.reddit is going to be vanquished as well?

When I talked to my Discord group, they asked for a source. Ironically, I can't access the threads with all the logistical explanations of why old.reddit would be eliminated (because... they've gone private), and while yes, an official source/confirmation would actually give them cause to be angry (I totally get it - no one wants to think they can't use old.reddit any longer), it's frustrating to see they're not accepting it.

Wait - how come in Firefox, and not Chrome? (I say this as someone who primarily works using Chrome, as my workplace operates in the ice age and half the time Firefox acts stupid)