This link is clickable on the Lemmy web interface, and will redirect you to the community within your own instance! It doesn't work in the Jerboa app, I don't know about other interfaces. Note that if your instance hasn't had any users interact with the linked community yet, you'll get a 404 error, and you'll have to manually search !community@instance.ml to federate them.
EDIT: Also, someone just created a !battlemaps@sh.itjust.works. Subscribed as soon as I saw it, planning to put some of my fav Foundry VTT sci-fi maps there.
Not sure if you play any other systems, but pathfinder.social is a topic-oriented instance with a bunch of pathfinder/starfinder communities that may interest you. Not much traffic yet though.
Whether you're a seasoned cybersecurity professional, a student, or someone with a passing interest in anything cybersecurity related, feel free to drop by and say hi! I've been posting relevant news articles and research as I find them, but I would love for there to be more social/conversational posts as well.
I created !teaching@discuss.tchncs.de - a place for teachers to discuss methods and tools for teaching. (Mostly because I'm going to miss r/ScienceEducation and r/Teachers)
Great thread! Let's get some activity in these communities!
I just started Polyamory Alberta! It would be great to see this build up as a community of folks that are seeking an alternative to traditional monogamous relationships There are resources, advice, and topics for all folks to learn more about this relationship style.
Yeah I posted know this question had been asked in the past few days, but maybe a mod here could make a daily post for new communities? There's going to be a lot of new communities created in the next few days, so it'd be neat to have a daily post to help with discovery, either here or on another of the larger communities.
I created !bicycles@lemmy.ca as a generalist cycling sub, hoping to recapture /r/xbiking's spirit of inclusion and enthusiasm about bikes, but being open to a wider variety of types of cyclists; commuters, tourers, roadies, MTB, fixies, whatever!
I also made !psychedelics@lemmy.ca for learning and sharing experiences about psychedelic drugs!
Try searching !newbrunswick@lemmy.ca on your instance (including the exclamation mark). You might have to click "next" on the results once or twice, but it should show up!
I liked to check in on r/popheads from time to time on reddit because I'm into pop music, and there's /c/popheads@poptalk.scrubbles.tech, which doesn't seem to have that many users so I'd like to see that grow
I miss the early internet days of sharing stories about High Strangeness and cryptid topics into the wee hours of the morning. If you wanna share your stories or theories you might start here:
We have all your pop music needs over at poptalk.scrubbles.tech! Come chat about your favorite pop stars, from Madonna to Taylor Swift! We're still young, but we're crossing over 50 members!we have crossed 50 members!
I made !zillowgonewild@midwest.social yesterday. Its counterpart in the other place is a lot of fun. Come be a catty bitch with me about other peoples' personal taste! 😋
EDIT: here's the full URL if you're on Jerboa. It'll take you to your mobile browser, but if you're logged in there, too, it feels seamless-ish: https://midwest.social/c/zillowgonewild
Sorry, that might sound dumb. But how do I subscribe? I’m registered on lemmy.ml. Do I have to register on midwest as well? 😊
Edit: ok I think I got it. You can still subscribe by going to lemmy.ml and search for the community “!zillowgonewild@midwest.social“ (even if it’s in another site/instance)
No, if you search on your Lemmy instance for the community, it will pull it for you. I have had trouble searching before (sometimes) !<community>@<sever> should work, but occasionally I’ve had to use the full https link. Give it a try, hth.
Video, board, games of chance, whatever you’re into - feel free to discuss it here!
Weekly game recs, positive gaming news 4 times a day for the forseeable future
I used these quite a bit over on reddit, and they were reasonably popular. I'm hoping one or more reddit mods come over and want to take over moderating eventually.