Just curious to see what communities you would like to see more engagement in.

Here’s a couple I joined but it’s been pretty quiet:

!kava@lemmy.ml !deadmalls@lemmy.world

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I like this idea. We should make a topic like this every month or so, maybe in the fediverse community, too. Discoverability is so hard on the fediverse.

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Agreed, an occasional ‘niche community spotlight’ post to different meta communities would be great. I’ve found heaps here I had no idea existed!

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There was the subreddit of the day on reddit that was cool to see smaller or obscure ones highlighted. Something like that would be nice on here as well.

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The old subreddit r/bestof was great for finding niche communities on Reddit. Maybe a Lemmy version could exist, but aimed specifically at highlighting niche communities and their content?

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What is this community about???

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Mystery Science Theatre 3000, like the original reaction videos. A cast of silly people/robot puppets watch a movie and comment on it.

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Wow I forgot this existed. I somehow found myself watching one of these as a kid and was SO confused. Haven’t seen one since. I hated it at the time because I just wanted to see the movie. Recommend one to try as an adult?

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I usually try to populate the main ones, even popular ones such as !comicstrips@lemmy.world or !europe@feddit.de don’t have that much content.

I’m taking those two as examples because comicstrips usually makes it to Top of All when content is posted, and Europe is potentially appealing to a large audience (326 users a week)

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I would love to see more comics on Lemmy. I’ve been using an RSS feed for them

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If think in that case using a bot would make sense

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Yea it might work pretty well, with an option for creators to request that the bot stop pulling their content. The feed reader already pulls the image, title and link, so it shouldn’t be hard for someone to set it up to automatically post

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My favorite cat sub, !scrungycats@lemmy.world.

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I created !onskates@lemmy.graz.social, a community for quad & inline skating. So far there was only a single post from someone other than me. 🥲

I’d also like to go much more niche with a community specifically for wizard skating. But considering the limited popularity of skating communities, there is no need to hurry creating that one.

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@smeikx Same with @rollerblading. The sub is pretty big on reddit, but no one is looking for it here, apparently.

@luthis

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I’ll contribute! I ride urban skates myself and have been on ice and inline skates since childhood.

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Here is an alternative Piped link(s): https://piped.video/gWsZYBCc56Q

Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.

I’m open-source, check me out at GitHub.

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Can’t go the community. “Page not found” for me

Edit: Sorry. It was a Summit error. Works fine on Sync

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Never heard of wizard skating, watching the video now! Pretty interesting.

I went the BMX route, but my flatmate has always wanted to get back into rolling the blades.

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