Can you host a private lemmy instance, an instance that will not federate with any other instances?
Therefore no one from another instance can post, comment or view posts and communities from your instance. Your instance users cannot post, comment, or view communities on other instances
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Yes. Thereβs a
Private Instancecheckbox in the Settings.Yeah itβs an option in the initial setup.
Yes - in the same way that Truth Social (Trumpβs platform) is a Mastodon instance that doesnβt federate with anything else
I was just about to come here and say the same thing. I just found this out today so itβs all shiny in my brain.
sure