So this Lemmy place is pretty awesome, and I see it growing by the hour! Just like others link external sites for content here, we should really also share Lemmy content to external (e.g. Reddit, Twitter, etc.) to show others where the users are going now.
Redditors will talk about Lemmy and moving communities here, but it is really best shown that the communities are rebuilding here. Thoughts? I’ve started with a few memes and am starting a new community here as well!
I am kinda missing my favorite communities from Reddit:
I wish those will receive a counterpart one day or just move here.
One of the few small communities I’ll be sad to lose is HyruleEngineering. Can’t believe Reddit decided to shit the bed right when I found it.
Someone recreated that community here!
[email protected]
My phone is interpreting this as an email link so I literally can’t open it
lemmy.world/c/hyruleengineering [email protected]
Edit: don’t click the second link, it will crash jerboa
For what it’s worth, they also have an active discord server
I don’t really get discord. Does everyone just kind of talk at once? Like a giant group chat instead of topical threads?
Lol. I get that. I’ve felt the same way but I’m trying to find a good place for communities and that was one venue I was playing around with.
Pretty much. It’s fucking wierd.
It has threads, but no-one uses them.
So why would someone use discord? I’ve tried using it but have come to the conclusion that it’s probably best for small communities where 1000 messages aren’t posted every minute.
Wait, seriously?
You can be the change you want to see in the world. if you search the communities and can’t find the one you’re looking for, make it.
Thanks, I believe you are right. https://lemmy.world/c/metalvinyl - one done
What I’m missing are the fintech/trading subs that were pretty active. Not just meme-tier junkfood like wallstreetbets, but actual strategy/implementation stuff like ThetaGang and AlgoTrading.
The thing is, I haven’t found that stuff on Mastodon either. AFAICT the Fediverse at large leaning hard leftist/progressive means there’s a cultural bias against finance-adjacent topics. Bolstering this, I’ve encountered on various Discord servers that traders tend to be pretty largely right-wing, which has consistently put me in direct conflict with them.