this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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I agree, the communities are going started but thereβs no way to organically find them
I used lemmyverse.net to find communities from the subs list I had on reddit, but I'll just have to remember to keep searching after some time has passed since my I won't have my reddit account for reference
Among what the others have mentioned, there is also sub.rehab - some results include communities that are not on Lemmy/Kbin however.
I know there is https://browse.feddit.de which is how I found some of the communities I'm subscribed to
I like lemmyverse.net more in terms of UI and usability
Some of the apps in development like Memmy have search functions