this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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I don't see a lot of difference in terms of effort in searching for communities between here and reddit. I'm on Jerboa and I tried searching "technology" and "science." The communities with the same and similar names popped up. That's how I did it when I first got here and that's how I do it in reddit. If I wanted to, say, join an anime sub all I have to do is search (for example) anime then tap the sub I want to join if there is more than one. There's a huge subscribe button there (I just tried it since I'm not subbed to that yet).
I have't come across crazy mods/admins yet so I can't comment on that. Which subs have them?
Edit: I think the main problem is with the browse.feddit.de and that's what you're referring to? Yeah, that can be a challenge (I don't think Jerboa supports it yet), but it's easy when you've done a couple.