Just to clarify, are you wanting to create an instance (an entire server like lemmy.ca, lemmy.ml, lemmy.world), or a community (a subreddit like [email protected], [email protected], [email protected])? Instructions differ greatly depending on your answer.
this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2023
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No such thing. Ask away!
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Sorry, community. I'm still learning lemmy
Hey, no worries. I'm new too, and most of us here are learning as we go. For communities there should be a link along the top bar next to the "Create Post" button (screenshot of my instance attached). Click it and it will take you to a page where you can name your new community and fill out other details about it. Once you've got it created feel free to post a link here! I'm sure we all will be interested in following a new art community.
Go to lemmy.world, click the 3 bars to open the menu, click 'create community'.
Good luck, I hope you enjoy being a mod!
I mean. You can do that on your home instance. Doesn't need to be Lemmy.world.
The Lemmy Community Browser is a useful search tool for existing communities. Try different keywords and see what comes up. Here are a few I found:
Thank you very much!
Have you checked out lemmy.world/c/art?
You mean community? An instance is basically a server that connects to other instances, which themselves host communities on different topics.
On the web interface, you can create a community on your instance (Lemmy.ca). Once other instances have indexed your newly created community, it will appear to every member of their instances