Is there a Lemmy community for finding other Lemmy communities?

Corroded@leminal.space to Asklemmy@lemmy.ml – 55 points –

I know there are sites out there designed for finding Lemmy communities that aren't within your instance but it can be a difficult to find some more abstract ideas.

For example a community for goofy joke "million dollar" ideas like a gag gift for suburban moms that consists of divorce papers in a red frame that says "Break in case of emergency" or a gun that plays the Danny Phantom lines "He's a phantom" or "I'm going ghost" whenever you pull the trigger.

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🙌 Communities for discovering new communities

::: spoiler Stay subscribed to these to learn about more communities passively

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🌐 Instances to look through

::: spoiler You can find communities from specific instances

A great way to find lesser known communities is to look at the /communities page on an instance. Different instances may have different themes or focuses, and so you can find related communities that way.

For example: https://lemmy.ca/communities

  • pangora.social: Great way to find instances related to a particular topic. This is also great for picking an instance when first making an account/moving accounts.
  • awesome-lemmy-instances

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🔎 Search Engines

::: spoiler When you have a topic in mind, but don't know if a community exists for it

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🔥 Apps and Browser Extensions

::: spoiler These can make it easier to find, subscribe, and manage communities on different instances

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👽 Coming from Reddit?

::: spoiler See here

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Can I advertise a kbin-based community in any of these links?

For sure! I think most of them should be perfectly fine for Kbin communities. I don't even notice the difference when I interact with the Kbin ones. I assume there may be some federation issues so maybe I'm not seeing all the Kbin content, but I can't tell otherwise

You can for sure advertise it in !communityPromo@lemmy.ca because it's open to communities on any platform (source: me because I wrote that guideline 😄)