The original projects meant to help finding out the Lemmy communities sub.rehab and redditmigration were not really kept up-to-date after the first wave of protests. To avoid bitrot and to make sure that the community can help keep this up to date, I'm launching today fediverser.network.

At the moment, it is a simple browser of subreddits and lists of recommended alternatives. It can also let users sign-in with their reddit credentials so that they can get a list of the mapped communities specific to their subscriptions.

There is a lot more to be done, as I want to use this tool to help me map out all the niche communities that are missing on Lemmy and eventually have a 1:1 map for those that want to leave reddit entirely.

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[–] Emperor@feddit.uk 10 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Great tool that should make migrating from Reddit smoother. I submitted quite a bit to the other sites but stopped when the updates dried up.

I am curious as to the criteria you use when displaying a list of my subscribed subs as it's not complete but some of the subs not included are larger than some that are.

Anyway, good work and keep us in the loop.

[–] rglullis@communick.news 5 points 11 months ago (1 children)

When you log in via reddit, we should be able to get the list of all (non-user) subreddits that you are a subscriber. You can then filter the results by mapped (i.e, there is already at least one recommendation) and subscribed to take a look at only the subreddits you follow and presumably can help.

[–] Emperor@feddit.uk 2 points 11 months ago

When you log in via reddit, we should be able to get the list of all (non-user) subreddits that you are a subscriber.

It's not anywhere near a complete list. I'll run through it later and get some examples.