Remmel for Lemmy 1.7

Lemmy is a platform similar to well-known sites such as Reddit, Lobste.rs, Raddle, or Hacker News. Users are able to subscribe to forums of interest, share links and engage in discussions, voting, and commenting. However, Lemmy stands out for its unique backend structure. It allows anyone to easily set up a server, and all these servers are federated, akin to the concept of email, forming a cohesive network referred to as the Fediverse.

For a platform focused on aggregating links, this setup enables a user registered on one server to seamlessly connect and engage with forums located on any other server. The core objective of Lemmy is to provide an accessible solution that can be self-hosted and decentralized, offering an alternative to mainstream link aggregators like Reddit while avoiding corporate influence.

Furthermore, each Lemmy server has the autonomy to establish its own moderation guidelines by appointing site-wide administrators and community moderators. Such measures are in place to enhance user experience by creating a positive and inclusive environment that discourages disruptive behavior and promotes healthy interaction among all participants.