š Guide | How to find a community? How to promote a community?
š Guide | How to find a community? How to promote a community?
Copying over the guide from [email protected] so it's more accessible here
š Communities for discovering new communities
Stay subscribed to these to learn about more communities passively
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[email protected] (alternate link)
- Promote your favourite communities here
- Ask about a community you are looking for  
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[email protected] (alternate link)
- Regular posts with ALL the trending communities from across the threadiverse
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[email protected] (alternate link)
- Learn about communities that are new / being rebooted
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[email protected] (alternate link)
- We pick two communities a week (one lemmy.world, and one from another instance) to highlight each week
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Other communities, some of which are less active:
š Instances to look through
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
š Search Engines
When you have a topic in mind, but don't know if a community exists for it
š„ Apps and Browser Extensions
These can make it easier to find, subscribe, and manage communities on different instances
- Instance Assistant: Browser extension with tools to help you redirect and search for communities
- Voyager Migrator: Tool to help you migrate Subreddits
- Other apps: https://lemmyapps.netlify.app/
š½ Coming from Reddit?
See here
- sub.rehab: You can sort by official replacements & sister communities
- redditmigration.com: List from the migration
- quippd.com: Another list created by a user during the migration
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[email protected] now has regular topic-focused threads, so even better