I'm waffling on making one for parenting.... Moderating that sounds like a terrible idea though.

r/HermanCainAward. All those stories of antivaxxers biting it are cathartic.

I think the trick will be to make more generic subs. There probably aren't enough users to have a dedicated "Zelda Tears of the Kingdom" sub, but "Nintendo" can actually gain traction. Anyone wanting to create a community should see if there's already one that might satisfy the needs.

God I want a Doctor Who community so bad.

Dragon Age would be great too

There was /r/soccerstreams but it was banned, unfortunately. Now it would be a good opportunity to bring it back again.

/r/homeassistant

/r/homelab

/r/pcgaming

/r/smarthome

/r/videosurveillance

I miss /r/CozyPlaces

I've been waiting for a c/nurses or c/nursing pop up but I dare not want to take the lead on that

I want a video game multiplayer community for the Oceania region. Similar to 4chan's /vm/ board where people post a thread for a specific game and in the comments people organise times to play together.

The reason I dont make it is because I will be the first person and I am not an interesting leader person. I am better when someone else is the organizer and I follow.

I did make a Guinea pig community https://lemmy.nz/c/[email protected] I dont want to fill it with pictures of my two guinea pigs and I am also not sure if I can repost stuff from /r/guineapigs

Definitely, although it's exciting to see new communities popping up.

I'm in a short-term crunch right now and don't have time to start something, but in a week or so I will probably create at least one if no one beats me to it.

Yes, I'm going to miss r/VXJunkies

I miss my r/LiverpoolFC fam but I don't wanna be a mod. RIP.

At least Trees has been created before those surgeons got here.

Same but I made a ukulele community because I figure if I want something, it's my job to make it

Yes

I keep mulling around the idea of a TV sub to discuss the long list of cozy murder shows I love. Most are on Acorn TV or Britbox for US audiences. I don’t mind helping start discussions and contributing, but don’t want to do it alone. Here are my list of favorites (in no order): Midsomer Murders, Death in Paradise, Brokenwood Murders, Shakespeare and Hathaway, McCormick and Dodds. There are more!

I think having one sub for this type of show could end up being a good start for more subs if one show starts to dominate, but could stay as a hub for those of us who like them all and want to discuss.

I wouldn’t mind starting, but am sporadic in my online time so would want help. Anyone else interested? Any ideas for making it a fun place to hang out and discuss the odd passion for laughing at (totally fictional) murders?

I really want a chainsawman community but I cannot handle that fandom at all

feels, did these kinds of communities before centralization, im pretty physed to run a topical instance. find a small server and make a spot you can put your links for now, eventually there will be community aggregators

Fr, r/collapse and r/Genz need to hurry tf up

I'm not really one who has the inclination to moderate, but I might consider setting up the Lemmy equivalent of r/the_wire if one doesn't come up in the next few weeks.