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This is a great list! Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome!
if someone plays jrpg's maybe take a look at !jrpg@lemmy.zip and maybe share something about the last game you played.
A couple fandom communities:
- !nokotan@ani.social - Currently airing show, has weekly discussion threads
- !dandadan@ani.social - Show that will be airing this fall, has threads for manga chapters
- !frieren@ani.social - Show that aired a couple months back, currently mostly fanart posts
- !dungeonmeshi@ani.social - Show that aired a couple months ago, currently mostly fanart posts
- !seiyuu@ani.social - Community to discuss Japanese anime voice actors behind the scenes and share clips
Thanks for the "mostly fanart posts" disclaimer. Back on Reddit and now on Lemmy, a big issue I have with anime communities is it is often just Pixiv/Twitter/Danbooru art reposts. It is kind of annoying because I want to talk about the anime, not see art reposts. Yes, I understand Lemmy is a link aggregator and so that is a valid use of Lemmy, and my frustration is likely an uncommon opinion given this is how most anime communities are and there seems to be lots of upvoting and little pushback. Guess that's what !episode_discussion@ani.social is for, but you would still think you would find more discussion about AnimeName on the community named AnimeName. All goes to say, thank you for that disclaimer!
By the way @Don_Dickle@lemmy.world, feel free to post to !movies@lemm.ee as well as the lemmy.world version, we try to keep a few communities outside of Lemmy.world to keep the Fediverse balanced
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!animalswithjobs@lemmy.world
For casual discussions and real life topics
!yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com post your bad experiences with mods.
Hm, I have some old drama I could post there, maybe I will, but not sure if steering that stuff up so long after is really reasonable
*stirring. But ye, up to you. For me, I sometimes need to get things off my chest when I feel injustice has been done.
Ah, stirring indeed, thanks!
I might post it later, we'll see
!dubstep@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Migrated the dubstep community to a different instance but will still be very much active, I will be posting 2 releases per day, prioritising new releases where I can.
Please also join in if you like some wubs :)
Nice!
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Its a little slow to start and I'm writing my second post there now but I mod https://lemmy.world/c/tftt
Its Tales from the Tabletop, a place for sharing your awesome tabletop adventures.
Is it lemmy.world? There's a typo that threw me off in the link.
Thanks for letting me know. I fixed it.
!tftt@lemmy.world
Interesting, couldn't that type of content be also posted to !rpg@ttrpg.network ?
I have no idea, maybe
Lemmy is still small, so it's usually easier to join an established community than to create one from scratch.
Anyway, good luck!
!hydroponics@slrpnk.net
!cubers@lemmy.world
For all things Rubik's cubes and twisty puzzles!
The preseason has just begun. We were fairly active last season with several active users. We are looking for returning and new contributors for the upcoming season.
If you play fantasy football, we’d love to have you
For anything Critical Role related, including from their main live-play D&D game and their adult animation show The Legend of Vox Machina
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