superb owl.
Definitely. Beyond that, we're gonna need some more input about what you're actually interested in.
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superb owl.
Definitely. Beyond that, we're gonna need some more input about what you're actually interested in.
Aww, it warms my heart to see you guys still recommending SuperbOwl so much! ๐ฅฐ
For anyone that hasn't come by yet, besides sharing the best sky cat pics ever, I try to share a good bit of actual science, conservation, and animal welfare information. It's still lighthearted and for fun, but it is not the meme and pun community you may be expecting based off r/superbowl.
I think he just means generally the 'must have' of communities on lemmy not pertaining to news.
Most popular non news related communities.
Like on reddit, the basics were:
Ask reddit
Eli5
Aitah
Internet is beautiful
What do you like besides getting some news? Books, programming, games, hiking, anarchy, a sixth thing? Search for communities.
A sixth thing? What more can a person need?
Can humans even keep track of more than 5 things at once
Personally, sixth thing is my favourite of the things.
I really could use some help with feddit.org/c/archery
When replying with suggestions it might be useful to reply with links in case the instance someone is on hasn't federated with that instance or community yet.
For example, !weedtime@lemmy.world
At least we don't have to explain the beans and jeans things any longer
!newcommunities@lemmy.world is a good place to start. You can scroll old posts and find a lot of great communities in there.