Any Lemmy folks want to meet up in Seoul, Korea, reply to this comment we can get some barbaque
this post was submitted on 02 Oct 2023
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Anything like that wouldn't work out because the fedi is still way too small for that. You could also follow #town-name on Mastodon too.
Is there an opposite instance so I can avoid seeing Lemmy users in public?
I haven't found anything like that on Lemmy. I recently got into meetup.com though.
This would be great to have, and I think the best way on Lemmy would be to look on your city/town's community.
Search for that on https://lemmyverse.net, or check out an instance for your region on https://pangora.social/join (currently lists stuff for 15 countries/regions, for example https://lemmy.ca is the big one for Canada).
As for what it should be called, maybe P4P? r4r is reddit specific, whereas this would be something that you can extend to anyone and any platform.