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Location	Date
🇺🇸 United States	18-20 Oct
🇲🇽 Mexico	25-27 Oct
🇧🇷 Brazil	01-03 Nov
🇺🇸 United States	21-23 Nov
🇶🇦 Qatar	29 Nov-01 Dec
🇦🇪 Abu Dhabi	06-08 Dec

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Hey guys! Thank you for creating this community!:) (self.formula1)

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Just wanted to shout out the creators of the community and the whole community! Thank you :)

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[–] lumos309 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Could you explain the difference between .world and .ml? Are they separate sites entirely (like Reddit vs Twitter), different "subreddits", or something else?

[–] PriorProject 1 points 1 year ago

They're different federated instances.

They're both Lemmy instances, and that makes them both "like reddit".
As a user, you can create an account on either.
As a mod, you can create an community (aka subreddit) on either.
When a user on world subscribes to a community on ml, ml starts copying new posts to world so users there can read them.
When a user on world comments or posts to a community on ml, it gets copied the other way.
Federation works with more than 2 instances, if a user on instance-a posts on a community on ml, that post gets copied to ml, which then further copies it to all subscribing instances.

All of which is to say... many Lemmy instances federate together to make a super-reddit. Each individual instance participates, and you can (mostly) make an account on any instance and interact with users and communities on other instance.