Iβm resisting the urge to recreate r/Peloton (a sub about pro bike racing) before someone uses the name for a community based on those dumb exercise bikes.
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I've made- Artist Lounge, Printmaking, Collage
Not because I want to mod (never done it, and I'm autistic so it could end up becoming a nightmare) I just want to see some of my favourite communities on here
Any ex reddit mods of these subs want to re-adopt them, they're welcome to take them off my hands
edit- needed some commas
God I want a Doctor Who community so bad.
Dragon Age would be great too
I'm waffling on making one for parenting.... Moderating that sounds like a terrible idea though.
r/HermanCainAward. All those stories of antivaxxers biting it are cathartic.
/r/homeassistant
/r/homelab
/r/pcgaming
/r/smarthome
/r/videosurveillance
At least Trees has been created before those surgeons got here.
feels, did these kinds of communities before centralization, im pretty physed to run a topical instance. find a small server and make a spot you can put your links for now, eventually there will be community aggregators
There's already browse.feddit.de if that's what you mean by community aggregator. On my instance one of the things I'm experimenting with is a simple bot that auto-subscribes to popular communities on different servers. It seems like the easiest way to populate a small community instance that intends to browse and not just communicate amongst themselves, almost like the "default subreddits" back on Reddit.
Same but I made a ukulele community because I figure if I want something, it's my job to make it
Yes
Definitely, although it's exciting to see new communities popping up.
I'm in a short-term crunch right now and don't have time to start something, but in a week or so I will probably create at least one if no one beats me to it.
I really want a chainsawman community but I cannot handle that fandom at all
I miss my r/LiverpoolFC fam but I don't wanna be a mod. RIP.
There's one on lemmy. Search for "Liverpool" (without the FC) and look for Klopp's face in the results.
I've been waiting for a c/nurses or c/nursing pop up but I dare not want to take the lead on that
Yes, I'm going to miss r/VXJunkies
I would try to set up a lemmy instance for VX but I can't get the meta-combobulator to flange in sync :/
Yeah, unfortunately that does seem to be the problem. I'm not sure how to fix it without a meta-flange paradox stabilizer on the combobulator's sync couplers. But I've no idea where to begin with that.
I keep mulling around the idea of a TV sub to discuss the long list of cozy murder shows I love. Most are on Acorn TV or Britbox for US audiences. I donβt mind helping start discussions and contributing, but donβt want to do it alone. Here are my list of favorites (in no order): Midsomer Murders, Death in Paradise, Brokenwood Murders, Shakespeare and Hathaway, McCormick and Dodds. There are more!
I think having one sub for this type of show could end up being a good start for more subs if one show starts to dominate, but could stay as a hub for those of us who like them all and want to discuss.
I wouldnβt mind starting, but am sporadic in my online time so would want help. Anyone else interested? Any ideas for making it a fun place to hang out and discuss the odd passion for laughing at (totally fictional) murders?
Forza Horizon video game had a nice community on Reddit, I'd love to have it here
It's these specific game communities that I am really missing. Beam.NG is another one.
I want a sub thats never really existed in any substantial form. There really dont seem to be any solid communities for cartoons that has any decent foot traffic. I still have /co/ bookmarked cuz its the only place on the internet i've seen that will discuss just about any kinda cartoons that are not anime.. Granted that site is full of a bunch of awful people so I dont really engage, but its nice to see an active place where people care about non-anime animated content and I always wanted a sub for it. I actually tried to make one my self but there obviously wasnt enough intrest in it, not really sure how one would grow a sub and didnt really want to put in the work in my self anyway
I'm not really one who has the inclination to moderate, but I might consider setting up the Lemmy equivalent of r/the_wire if one doesn't come up in the next few weeks.