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Question.. Am on old.lemmy.zip - which rules my world as I'm a Redditor from the Olden Days and love the layout.. but I've only been here since the start of October.. Is there a graphic flow chart type thing that shows all the federated sites with a list of the comms on each one?
https://piefed.social/explore
https://piefed.social/f/forumverse
https://piefed.social/f/highsignal
Uh, I don't know. You can however filter communities by instances on any Piefed community browser and then sort by weekly activity if you want a good overview of weekly users and culture.
Does anyone know if there's a https://lemmyverse.net/ equivalent that covers Piefed/Mbin?
Click at the Lemmy logo and you will be able to choose it
Today I learned. Thank you!
Me too!
Thanks! Would be nice to be able to search across communities across the Threadiverse but this is pretty good.
No, but Piefeds built in Community Browser has basically similar functionality.
The key difference is that if your instance doesn't know about it, you won't see it. You need a way to find new communities, whuch is where Lemmyverse.net comes in. Apparently you can change the setting to Piefed or Mbin so it's there, I was just hoping for a single search across everything.
That's true. But a lot of comms are on piefed.social at least.
The communities are all connected. It doesn't really matter how you access them.
Perhaps someone else can highlight a piefed instance with a WebUI option similar to old Reddit.
Compact mode is very similar to old Reddit.