A few communities I'd like to promote

Hi! I’ve made a few communities, and admittedly they aren’t new. However, I think it’s finally time to at least try to promo them. The last time I tried to do that here, my app freaked out. I’m doing this on PC now, so here goes:

– [email protected] - exactly what it sounds like. Hoping to get that kind of thing churning on Lemmy

– [email protected] - A resource for people with voice dysphoria

– [email protected] - A place to discuss all things video editing from a Linux/FLOSS perspective. This does tie back into making high quality gifs for Lemmy

I know I’m kinda biased, but I think these communities are needed. Especially [email protected] and [email protected] .

And, um, I guess for the other 2 people on the fediverse that this is relevant to there is [email protected]

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Wait, are there still servers for EQ? That’s a blast from the past.
- Björn Tantau
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  At least EQ2 recently opened classic servers. My wife was ecstatic. She’s been playing since forever and complaining how everything has been dumbed down.

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