They are called "lemmy communities" or "communities"
"Sublemmies" is cringe and is some weird portmanteau with subreddit which is stupid because I don't know why people are still attached the idea of subreddits since this isn't reddit and "lemmings" which some users like to call lemmy users but I don't agree with that either and "lemmy users" sounds like a better term to use
So many people here are trying to emulate reddit when this isn't reddit, yes some features from reddit would be nice like a group collection of subreddits like multireddits did and post flairs but this still isn't reddit
A short name for communities would be groups. I like to call the users fedizens, as it is not specific to one software.
I like "group" actually. It's short and descriptive.
I mostly call them "cees", ex "The linux cee on .ml"
You're saying it out loud? Who in the world to?
Two gamers in one house! I might even get her to install Fedora on her next gaming PC. She's using me as proof of concept I think...
...and "lemmings" which some users like to call lemmy users but I don't agree with that either and "lemmy users" sounds like a better term to use
This is just how communities work: people will find names for things and other people are reproducing them if they like the term.
They are called "lemmy communities" or "communities"
"Sublemmies" is cringe and is some weird portmanteau with subreddit which is stupid because I don't know why people are still attached the idea of subreddits since this isn't reddit and "lemmings" which some users like to call lemmy users but I don't agree with that either and "lemmy users" sounds like a better term to use
So many people here are trying to emulate reddit when this isn't reddit, yes some features from reddit would be nice like a group collection of subreddits like multireddits did and post flairs but this still isn't reddit
A short name for communities would be groups. I like to call the users fedizens, as it is not specific to one software.
I like "group" actually. It's short and descriptive.
I mostly call them "cees", ex "The linux cee on .ml"
You're saying it out loud? Who in the world to?
Two gamers in one house! I might even get her to install Fedora on her next gaming PC. She's using me as proof of concept I think...
This is just how communities work: people will find names for things and other people are reproducing them if they like the term.