I spent some time going through any subreddit I liked and joining their Discord or Lemmy.

I found quite a few that didn't mention the blackouts or API changes and I didn't want to cause a ruckus by posting...so I'd like to know too.

Posting this from my Lemmy acct but tbh kbin looks nicer. I have a feeling everyone's waiting till the end of the month to really see what happens with the 3rd party apps and then they'll lock themselves in to either: Discord, Lemmy, Kbin, or stay on Reddit.

The more tech savvy and/or privacy minded subreddits moved to Lemmy communities, at least for the stuff I look at.

There's a Discord active and I believe at least 1 Lemmy community so at least there's external options

For now Jerboa. There are quite a few apps on development right now so keep an eye out on the next 2 months for early releases.

The irony that you posted this comment

Typically you can find content at a higher quality than public trackers. For example, Movie X may be available through 1337x.to at 1080p but may be super compressed/have a lower bitrate.

You could go to a private tracker specializing in movies and find Movie X at 720p but with a higher bitrate so it looks better than the 1080p public.

If you find everything you need on public trackers that's great! I started using private when I couldn't find some foreign content or when I was looking for higher quality content.

Where do you store your duplicati backups?

Nice! There's also a tool called sub.rehab with crowdsourced input on where communities have moved to (e.g. Discord, Kbin, etc).

Feel free to add in any other Reddit refugee locations!

Nah i don't think there are any existing communities or rules, but I have a feeling one will be set up soon with more security so we can safely trade invites.

Where do you store your duplicati backups?

Any public forum where this development is being discussed?

You should create it anyways! Unless there's a community that already exists on an instance you are okay with accessing, I say make the community and people will decide for themselves if they'd like to join.

I suggest waiting till a specific invite community is made. Doesn't hurt to ask tho

Nah, on the original subreddit there was a verification process in order to be able to request invites. You needed to share an invite before you could request one. Kept things fair but also a little annoying if you're brand new.

I would've recommended Komga, but Kavita has a built-in ereader which makes that a bigger win in my book.

Source?

What do you do on your instance? What data does your instance hold?