Nintendo could help her by releasing a new tittle with her, I'm sure it would bring some arts
@yiffit.net
I found a curator/group kind of useful when looking for this type of games (they did also have this one on their list). If anybody's looking for some furry games on steam, I think this kind of list is really nice https://store.steampowered.com/...
They mostly don't do reviews other than if a game have furries/anthro in them
I meant search page I guess. There's a magnifying glass Icon at the top of the page. You should see something like this on the Image here. And then you can subscribe to the community from your instance

I would agree when Mastodon would it not already make it so easy for normies to join. If you can make a mail account, you can make a mastodon account.
It's not entirely true. I mean, it's easy to create account on any instance. It's not easy to understand the concept of fediverse, be "discoverable" as an artist or sometimes even following someone on another instance. That's why normies would pick something like threads or twitter, and the artists would have to choose the services that are more popular.
The question though, why won't they use mastodon alongside other services. And to help them use mastodon, developers could create tools that would make it easier to post and read to/from multiple services at the same time, for example twitter + mastodon + threads. But it won't be easy now to create such an app, because of twitter api costs, so probably won't happen. Managing another service without big payoff might not be worth their while. Also, it's what I assume would be the issue, so maybe I'm wrong, not an artist myself
The source on e621 is not always provided. I think it's worth mentioning bookmarking (or installing browser extension) for https://saucenao.com or https://fluffle.xyz and look for source that way if it's found on e621 and no source was provided. I think I saw them linked somewhere, maybe in meta, but doesn't hurt to post them again
It's kind of related (on the topic of cluttering local view) - I wish there was a functionality to group some communities as a user - I'd love to seperate SFW from NSFW stuff, or even more granularity and control over stuff I'm in the mood for browsing at the momment.
But I agree that local view wouldn't probaly work well for everyone as a curated feed, so I wouldn't worry too much about that.
About personal communities - can a community be set as private? I imagine some people would like to make them not visible to everybody. I don't know how would that even work with federation though
Try putting the full provided link (as posted, no editing, so: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/c/lemmy_wishlist) in search bar of your instance. This should prompt this community to start getting federated on your instance and then it should be accessible at https://lemm.ee/c/lemmy_wishlist@lemmy.blahaj.zone
When using search (I was looking for community technology) I get an alert in lower left corner, like on a screenshot. It doesn't affect search results - so it's a minor thing

edit: Now when I modify the query the results get duplicated (at least in a case the results show one match)
That's a nice QoL update. Do you know what happens if you link to an instance/community that is not federated with current instance yet? Will it start federating after posting, will the link be broken (404) or will it not create link?
Is there a problem communicating with kbin instances? Seems I can't subscribe to an instance, but it does look up to date if I browse the content. It might be kbin's problem, but could you verify this if you get a chance?

thanks for using Leebra!
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