A comprehensive mapping of old subreddits to new communities.
Unofficial Subreddit Migration List (Lemmy, Kbin)
3 years ago by yoasif to c/functionalprint
A comprehensive mapping of old subreddits to new communities.
This is what I've been doing - The sidebar of the instance you want to save has a thing you can search like "!games@sh.itjust.works"
So you take your home server and plug in the instance like this: https://lemmy.world/c/games@sh.itjust.works
Then you should be able to subscribe. Probably a way easier way to do this or a script but this is what I've been doing so far.
I’ve also made !breathofthewild@kbin.social which is an unofficial community for r/breath_of_the_wild members
Thanks for the list! I still have no idea how to actually subscribe to these. Someone really needs to code an easier way to subscribe to communities cross federation. I'm usually pretty technical and I'm still having a difficult time with it, especially on mobile. Crafting my own URL is a PITA and probably more than an average user should be expected to do when they first sign up for a new site.
I’m finding a lot of them I can’t add. I think a lot of these aren’t federating with anymore else maybe. Or at least my home instance. Anyone else having this issue?
@kbin.social
Welcome fellow prototypers! This communities' purpose is to help others and share functional 3D Printing related information. While other 3D Printing Communities are a good resource, sometimes too many help posts get buried under memes and fluff. This will remain technically focused and keep the fluff removed. Please help your fellow 3D Printer hobbyists as much as you can with their issues! and showcase your functional prints and how you use or created them.
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@kbin.social
Welcome fellow prototypers! This communities' purpose is to help others and share functional 3D Printing related information. While other 3D Printing Communities are a good resource, sometimes too many help posts get buried under memes and fluff. This will remain technically focused and keep the fluff removed. Please help your fellow 3D Printer hobbyists as much as you can with their issues! and showcase your functional prints and how you use or created them.
go to feed...
Thank you for putting that together.
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