List of provincial communities / Liste de communautés provinciales

3 years ago by Evkob (they/them) to c/canada

If you know of a community that isn't listed here, or you just created one, mention it in the comments and I'll add it to the list! /// Si vous connaissez une communauté qui n'est pas listée, ou vous en avez créé une, mentionnez-la dans les commentaires et je l'ajouterai!

Province Community
Ontario !ontario@lemmy.ca
Québec !quebec@lemmy.ca
British Columbia: !britishcolumbia@lemmy.ca
Alberta: !alberta@lemmy.ca
Nova Scotia: !nova_scotia_general@lemmy.ca or !novascotia@lemmy.ca
New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick: !newbrunswick@lemmy.ca
Newfoundland and Labrador: !newfoundland@lemmy.ca
Prince Edward Island: !pei@lemmy.ca
Manitoba: !manitoba@lemmy.ca
Saskatchewan: !sask@lemmy.ca

Links are clickable and will redirect you to the community in whatever instance you're browsing in, as long as your server has already loaded it. Otherwise, search using the !province@lemmy.ca syntax.

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Les liens peuvent être clickés afin de vous rediriger vers la communauté dans votre instance de choix, tant que votre serveur l'a déjà chargé. Sinon, faites une recherche en utilisant la syntaxe !province@lemmy.ca

JasonWin 5 points 3 years ago

I've created !pei@lemmy.ca. I'm an Islander and also started the PEI subreddit.

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Evkob 2 points 3 years ago

Sweet, I added it to the list! :)

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cryptowillem 2 points 3 years ago

Just a note: none of your community links are clickable.

Edit: or maybe that's just me. I'm on Jerboa

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Evkob 2 points 3 years ago

I don't think community links work on Lemmy yet. You can link to a community on an instance, say https://lemmy.ca/c/newbrunswick but that messes things up for users on instances other than lemmy.ca.

If you're on mobile, the best way to add a community would be to go to your instance on a web browser and search for the community using the syntax I used in the post (example: !newbrunswick@lemmy.ca)

I don't think you can browse to a community page you're not already subscribed to in Jerboa, or at least I haven't figured it out.

EDIT: It seems [any text](/c/name@instance) works, for example:

!newbrunswick@lemmy.ca

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YKparksandwrek 2 points 3 years ago path: 0 128692, hotness: undefined, score: 2, children: 0
otter 2 points 3 years ago

I felt bad that two were missing so I made https://lemmy.ca/c/manitoba and (I'm trying to make) Saskatchewan. I can run them until some more local users want to take over :)

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Evkob 1 point 3 years ago

Very generous of you, added Manitoba to the list, and I'll check back if you get Saskatchewan running.

I would have done it, but I'm already trying to get a few communities running!

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otter 1 point 3 years ago

Yes that sounds great! I'll share an update if I can create it. Maybe there's a spam filter to prevent one person from making too many communities at once?

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