also see https://lemmy.ca/c/communitypromo
for shilling or help finding sublemmies
this post was submitted on 02 Jun 2023
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Slightly off topic, but is there a proper way to link communities across nodes? If I click that link, it (obviously) takes me to lemmy.ca, but what I really want is to go to that community on my home node.
There is, but i don't know how to either. Sometimes when I type ! a list of subs open up and thats easy proper linking, but afaik that feature is buggy
The slow way of doing it is putting the link in the search bar.
ex:
put https://lemmy.ml/c/asklemmy in the search bar from your group.lt acct and group.lt server figures it out and lets you subscribe
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Can anyone recommend a community where I can get advice for treating my bonsai plant?
I made https://lemmy.ml/c/shittyasklemmy which was inspired by r/shittyaskreddit. So get over there and start shitposting because we need more shitposting on this website.
I made two communicaties based on two different subreddits that i'd miss when gone. Might make a third but that one is so communicaty based I rather have them decide what to do, not me deciding for them.
First is !dogelore@lemmy.ml for, well doge memes. Pretty standard. Just don't put anything related to dogecoin or crypto in there.
Next is !indieheads@lemmy.ml for fans of indie and alternative music from any genre. It's my personal favorite music genre and the subreddit is one of my main places to find new songs. I hope this community will provide some interesting finds and discussions.
Any motorsport communities out there (f1, wec etc)?
I created !diablo@lemmy.ml for talking about the videogames, in just a few hours Diablo IV will walk the earth again!
I just made https://lemmy.ml/c/computerscience for the academic discussion of theoretical computer science and algorithm design.
Iβm looking for a Journaling community but it seems like there is none one no server (or itβs not federated with my instance yet)
Interested in learning Korean, or discussion about the two Koreas in general from a mostly pro-communist point of view? Check out !korea@lemmygrad.ml
^(I'm^ ^not^ ^pro-communist^ ^or^ ^anything,^ ^that's^ ^just^ ^a^ ^disclaimer^ ^because^ ^lemmygrad^ ^communities^ ^tend^ ^to^ ^all^ ^be)^
I'm trying to understand this community and posts there like "how to disprove the lies about the DPRK?" To me, the most telling thing about these pro-North Korea communities is that there are no North Koreans within them π
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