You can check these:
You can also type a name of what you're looking for in the search bar of your instance or app, and it should search for federated communities.
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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I've made a list of popular communities about 2 weeks ago you might want to check out. Otherwise you can go to communities --> All and start browsing all the popular communities out there.
Note that the subscription count is only from your instance, so some communities are more popular than they look.
thank you! already very helpful, it seems those are the major ones :)
I think the best is lemmyverse.net. You can search across everything and it seems to be up to date. If you set what your home instance is, it will open links in that instance to subscribe easily.
The home instance is a cool trick!
@remindme@mstdn.social in 1 week
There's a site called rehab.sub that allows you to transport your reddit subscriptions and finds equivalent communities across the fediverse and Discord. It includes Lemmy, KBin, and Scribbles for the fediverse communities.
Use this. https://lemmyverse.net
It's the best way to make sure you're not making duplicates. Also try https://wefwef.app/ they have a useful feature in settings to find your old subreddits
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