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[–] taur10@venera.social 2 points 2 years ago (30 children)

@realcaseyrollins @informapirata @piratepost The way it works throws me, I'm used to Reddit, just look up what you're interested in, and subscribe, something I can't do as Lemmy is decentralized.

[–] realcaseyrollins@social.freetalklive.com 0 points 2 years ago (29 children)

@taur10 @informapirata @piratepost What are you interested in? The question here is likely whether or not what your interested in has any communities yet.

I made a ton of communities in #Lotide, perhaps they might be more your speed?

The #Lotide instance I use is narwhal.city

[–] taur10@venera.social 3 points 2 years ago (16 children)

@realcaseyrollins @informapirata @piratepost Let's see, over on Reddit the ones I'm following that I check daily are:

Amazon of Deals
Canoo
Couriers of Reddit
Idiots in Cars
Kei Trucks
Roadie
RoadieApp
StLouis

Likely I can find some or all of these, but they'll be spread across servers, and that's where I run into problems, how do I find stuff? I'd also like to find an alternative to my Flipboard, while I do use it as my main news source, I also use it to share all the news that interests me, so finding or creating an equivalent to my books over there'd be nice.

[–] rust@jeremmy.ml 3 points 2 years ago (1 children)

There really needs to be some dedicated lemmy instances to gather/grow topical communities… I can’t quite wrap my head around why people set up topical mastodon instances rather than lemmys, given that local mastodon posts generally don’t stick to a topic.

Indeed. However, understand that Lemmy has like 100K people or so, while Mastodon is over 9 Million. Much easier to build a topical instance on a larger platform. Lemmy will have it's time soon.

@atmoicpoet@mastodon.social is creating a hosting platform that supports Lemmy called "Space Host". Once his platform releases, and it becomes much easier to run a Lemmy instance, we are going to see a lot of people here in the "Lemmyverse".

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