Good text-based communities?
Hey folks!
Recent Reddit refugee here. I loved subreddits like r/AskReddit, r/BestOfRedditorUpdates, and r/AmITheAsshole. Are there any communities here that are similar text dumps, and actually populated? It seems like most equivalents just have a handful of posts.
Thanks!
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![email protected] Seems most active.
The entirety of lemmit.online, is a reddit mirror. That's what the whole instance is for.
lemmit.online was an interesting concept when lemmy didn’t have a lot of organic content, but now it just feels like spam. The OPs are not even aware that their content is being reposted to a different website let alone participate in the discussion on lemmy. I especially feel this for communities that depend on discussions like AmItheAsshole, tifu, nostupidquestions, etc. Having the lemmit mirror confuses new lemmy users.
Hell yeah, thank you so much! This is super helpful.
Lemmyverse.net is a nice way to search for communities. If you press the home icon at the top right you can choose your home instance so you can log in and subscribe to communities in other instances.
Look for them, a lot of those reddit communities have been set up on lemmy as well.
If you check out lemmit.online you will find bot reposts of reddit threads. Useful until this place gets more content.
![email protected] is like life pro tips but actually helpful advice.
There's asklemmy and askkbin. Maybe you'd find that helpful
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "text based".
You mean with long text posts? Long comments? Just not being memes?
This community is text based. Communities like c/pics are image based. OP wants communities that are focused on discussion rather than sharing images.
Yep, exactly! Thank you
I'm guessing they are meaning communities which aren't image or meme based yeah. But the fediverse seems more focused on text based threads in its formatting I would say (I'm using Kbin but image posts don't really stand out that much more than others, unlike Reddit where images were huge. Can't speak for Lemmy users)