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I hadn't gone exploring through the settings till now. You can add a share button for your instance by going to Settings > Sharing > Add sharing method. After that you just paste in your instance URL (ex. https://lemmy.ca for me). The steps are the same for both Lemmy and Mastodon

Makes it much easier to share content here :)

As for the setting I was looking for, press "J" to jump to the next article

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[–] hendrik@palaver.p3x.de 2 points 4 months ago

That's perfectly fine with me. And already part of Lemmy etc. If you set that tick correctly to indicate it's a bot account, it won't bother me since I've set "hide_bots". And we already have lemmit.online and maybe other instances dedicated to bots. It makes it really easy if it's a whole instance. I won't complain, just refrain from subscribing and be happy that this platform makes it easy to co-exist with people with different preferences.