There is lemmyverse.net
this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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Things are growing too fast for that. It would be better to have a Lemmy equivalent of r/findareddit
It crawls all instances like twice a day. I haven't had any issues. You can even set your home Instance so all links open correctly.
https://lemmyverse.net/communities
Which I currently had my domain parked on lemmy.cfd
Cool, thanks for the redirects! :)
I don't find toast to be as comprehensive as Lemmyverse
Agreed. And rarely use it. But, there may come a day where itβs better so Iβve kept the bookmark.
You can also goto https://browse.feddit.de where the most popular communities across different instances are listed
This one is pretty good to find new communities! User Akhuyan puts a lot of effort into posting new communities.
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