As there’s multiple instances for a similar topic, is there some subreddit that agreed to move to a specific instance and if so, is there a list tracking it? Thanks!
Is there a listing of which instance each subreddit moved to?
3 years ago by Link69 to c/asklemmy
TheChancePants 3 points 3 years ago
Not aware of one personally, but my MO has been to just find the one I’m looking for with the most active users and go for it.
Link69 3 points 3 years ago
Yeah that’s what I’ve done so far, but for example the programming.dev dotnet instance has fewer members but seems more active that the lemmy.world one so I wonder if there’s like a consensus for some communities
TheChancePants 3 points 3 years ago
Hmm gotcha. Yeah there’s a learning curve to it, I’m just along for the ride lol
werehippy 2 points 3 years ago
There's nothing formal and you'd need to check anything you really care directly, I don't really check reddit any more but when I did a quick pass I saw several had the new destinations in the sidebar.
I swear I saw another one recently and grabbed some instances here on lemmy I didn't already have but I can't seem to find that one again, though this unofficial list seems pretty good. I know it's missing at least so I'd seen on the other list, but it seems pretty comprehensive.
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