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I'm not very active yet as there are only a few subs that match. Once there are more...
If you miss something here, create it.
I have been trying to post content but I don't see any option to create a new community
Your instance might not allow it. E.g. I don't see the option on lemmy.ml but there is one on lemmy.world
And Lemmy.world apparently can't be logged in to
Works for me. Perhaps transient load or code upgrade issues. I should start running my own instance when the code base has settled down.