this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2023
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Go to the communities page on here and it will bring up a list of communities. Select the 'all' tab and it will bring up all the communities hosted on here and on other instances that are linked with beehaw. So you may see a 'Technology' community and a 'Technology@lemmy.ml' community. The first one is the technology community hosted here on beehaw, and the second one is the technology community hosted on lemmy.ml.
Now beehaw users can't make instances (as decided by the beehaw admins), but there are instances you can create your own communities. So you will definitely run across some more niche ones from those external instances in that communities page that you can access and subscribe/post to