I did try to search for the answer before posting, but I’m not the best at that stuff. Sorry if there’s already an answer for this somewhere.
I like to have separate accounts for stuff. I like to have one where I can discuss movies, and then another one where I can talk about video games, music, and basically all my other interests. It feels better to compartmentalize them this way. I didn’t want to go ahead with the idea without checking first.


I have listed all accounts used for the .ml crossposting campaign in the link that’s on the bio of every account used for it, or the megathread below:
Why am I cross-posting .ml content?
I checked my blocklist and didn’t have any of your accounts blocked. I usually block obvious advertising accounts, or accounts that are en masse reposting reddit stuff (blocking lemmy.durstig.online was the reason I made an account in the first place).
The niche comms/subreddits remains as a problem. It’s hard to look at labor-of-love content and realize that some old newsgroup stuff is easier to access than newer reddit posts. At least the people who have the old newsgroups archived arent’ constantly changing/filtering so that you see something new every time you look.