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I think you mean communities, not instances?
Maybe advertise your idea to the right people.... But you're right. Starting a new communitiy takes some effort and more than one person to get things rolling.
I miss some more focused communities where people can ask for advice like relationship_advice or problems in the bedroom. Or stuff / funny stories from other peoples lives. For when i can't sleep at night. Or i want to assure myself that i'm not the only one having problems.
Sorry about that, still getting use to the nomenclature here.
I've edited the post to fix it, thanks for the correction
no worries. we get what you're trying to say.
You mean communities, not instances.
Just make one and be the change you want to see. You can always give someone else mod later.
Sorry about that, still getting use to the nomenclature here.
I've edited the post to fix it, thanks for the correction.
But yes I was a mod previously and realized i didn't really have time to be a good one.
I would also like to create one. Though I can't find the button to do so.
It sounds like you might be referring to communities rather than instances. If you don't want to mod it yourself you could ask in one of the request communities and soneone might choose to start it. Try doing a search for 'request' on whichever instance seems like a good fit, and you'll find one.
OP could also try posting in https://lemmy.world/c/newcommunities or https://aussie.zone/c/[email protected] using the tag [Request]
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using an URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: [email protected]
Good bot
Good idea, maybe I'll try this in hopes of it becoming a thing there
This is more of a support question and should be asked in one of the support communities - please see the sidebar for tips.
Who with be modding them?
You can create one, and as soon as the ball starts to roll you can ask if someone wants to take over and become the mod.
Just start one (a community, that is). There's not some marauding band of trolls out there, waiting to give you a hard time. If it's niche enough, it'll be a highlight just to see someone-who-isn't-you post something!
I wouldn't mind creating one, but thinking ahead there may be new users who are looking for certain communities but don't have the experience to create or mod one themselves.
This could help get things going faster and may give ideas to the people that are happy to do so.