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Kind of the opposite of the other thread, what are your favorite communities on Lemmy?

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Kind of the opposite of the other thread, what are your favorite communities on Lemmy?

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Casual Conversation @lemm.eeEnglish • 17 days ago

To discover communities: !communitypromo@lemmy.ca

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Bert Strips is great, but sadly there hasn’t been a post there in over a year.
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  2•17 days ago
  Nope but I scroll through them once in a while

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