I’ve already started seeing a lot of redundant communities being made here that have already existed on other Lemmy instances, and lemmy.ml is at risk of centralization and overload, so now is a great time to raise awareness of other instances.
For science topics, mander.xyz has a lot of good ones set up, and !solarpunk@slrpnk.net on slrpnk.net has been great!
edit: for new users - you can type ! to begin autofilling a community, even for ones on other instances, like I did for the solarpunk community above. It may take a few seconds for the autofill results to show up if you have a slow connection like me.
I launched lemmy.studio today, with the intent of hosting some music communities (music production, genres, different media, DAWs, etc.).
Fantastic, I was looking for my /r/ableton replacement. Thanks!
I tried to edit a deleted comment - not sure where it went.
I made an Ableton user group on lemmy.ml a couple days ago - assuming you’re keeping a music based instance running, I’ll probably just delete it. (Also, my group still doesn’t show up in searches - in the future if I want to get one listed, how would I do that?)
I was able to find it my hitting that top-right search magnifying glass
Feel free to create a community for Ableton there, or if you don’t want to moderate it I’m happy to create it as well!
While I’m really liking Beehaw, one of the caveats is that users cannot create new communities so I may need to just create another account to assist with making new communities. I did just sub to lemmy@lemmy.studio however
I just wrote out two comments that were deleted - Imo you shouldn’t be able to edit or respond to a deleted post if it’s not going to work.
I made an Ableton group on lemmy.ml a few days ago…doesn’t seem like it’s listed though. I’ll probably just delete it if you’re going to operate a music specific instance
if you have a few members may as well keep it open, we all benefit from variety
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thank you, I was searching for something like that!
Awesome! Welcome :D