I like to explore lemmy. Sort by "Top Last Hour" and with "All Communities" to find something you like. I am subscribed to about one hundred communities so far :3
Remember this will only find communities you're instance already knows about, so it's worth a browse through lemmyverse.net occasionally to find new ones that pop up.
Lemmy and kbin in general just by themselves are amazing. So different compared to Reddit. Redditors on some subs think they are elites. This place is friendly. I haven’t been ask through lemmy yet but I really like it
If you're into it, https://slrpnk net is a pretty sweet instance. Lots of ecological and other solar punk communities. It's where I set up the new NoLawns community.
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using an URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: ![email protected]
I like to explore lemmy. Sort by "Top Last Hour" and with "All Communities" to find something you like. I am subscribed to about one hundred communities so far :3
Remember this will only find communities you're instance already knows about, so it's worth a browse through lemmyverse.net occasionally to find new ones that pop up.
Lemmy and kbin in general just by themselves are amazing. So different compared to Reddit. Redditors on some subs think they are elites. This place is friendly. I haven’t been ask through lemmy yet but I really like it
Every post I've scrolled across from ![email protected] has had me more and more tempted to get into woodworking and I'm loving it tbh
I've wondered how this came to Canada, but sure.
Lots of trees :)
I'm in Canada and recently got into woodworking! Must be something in the air here...
Yes, there are trees in the air in Canada...the ashes of burning trees.
Redthat at local/top-day was all just anime girls.
If you're into it, https://slrpnk net is a pretty sweet instance. Lots of ecological and other solar punk communities. It's where I set up the new NoLawns community.
![email protected]
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using an URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: ![email protected]
We just had this question yesterday so removing under rule #4