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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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All I'm missing is the more niche communities to grow. It's good to see lots of memes and engagement but a man needs more.
Be the more you want to see
It's kind of hard to have thriving discussions on niche topics as one person, unfortunately.
Gotta start somewhere. Yell into the void! Maybe there are some ears you didn't see.
Share posts you like from reddit from time to time. Ultimately, people will start to talk.
Whatchu wanna talk about, friend? Let's get niche-y!
I posted, I'm gonna do more,I just don't have that much important content to create unfortunately.
If I have a question that I'd usually search on reddit for, i just make a post here instead and drum up content for the future, plus I usually get way more than I asked for from people as almost everyone here is a damn genius and usually very polite and understanding.
How do you create communities?
Go to your instance homepage, lemmy.ml then in the sidebar there should be a create community button, or if on mobile it may be hidden in the ... menu button
Go to your instance homepage, lemmy.ml then in the sidebar there should be a create community button, or if on mobile it may be hidden in the ... menu button
edit: accidentally deleted this comment so just reposting.
Not just communities, but niche instances. Having everyone on just a few instances isn't good.