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Imaginary Dragons
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Imaginary Dragons
A community for artwork depicting dragons, wyverns, wyrms, sea serpents, and the like.
Rules
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Titles should be in the format "[Title]" by [Artist]. Posting the year is optional.
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Please include the image source in the body of the post.
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No AI art.
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No screenshots from movies, tv shows, or games. Fanart or concept art of dragons from movies/shows/games is allowed.
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Please mark posts as NSFW if necessary, such as for gore and nudity. Pornography is not allowed.
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If possible, please try to hotlink from the original source rather than uploading the image.
Icon and Banner Credit
The icon is from Mozilla's open source emoji set. The art in the banner is "Dragon Slayer" by the Brothers Hildebrandt (1993).
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Well you see. I get your point but those niches are as you said niches. Lemmy sadly doesn't have a way to tag posts and for people to subscribe to prefered tags so they see the content they like. There are already a few more general artwork communities and the point of imaginary communities is to share images of the objects people are into without "forcing" other artworks onto them. To make the imaginary communities easier to find there's !imaginarydirectory@lemm.ee to showcase them. As long the niche communities are there they should be able to (hopefully) grow with time. Everything has to start somewhere.
Keeping the niche communities makes sense, the idea is more to have a generic one that would have a broader scope.
People then have the choice to just follow the general one or the specific ones
I think I now get what you meant. If you mean crossposting posts to general one then I don't think it's a good idea because it will result in a big number of duplicate posts on feeds which may in turn result in people disliking the communities. And as I stated there are already general artwork communities and there's no need for another one with "imaginary" branding on it.
Indeed, the idea was more to have a catch all rather than clogging the feed