I don't think there's enough activity on Lemmy (yet) to justify specific communities like that. Gaming@beehaw is the only gaming community I see much traction in.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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I agree, I think we shouldn't spin-off until it's necessary.
Good point. Saturate first, then compartmentalize.
100%, the r/GlobalOffensive mods started cs@kbin.social as the official replacement for it, and despite that plus 400-something subscribed to the magazine, there are a grand total of 16 threads created in the last few days. We just don't have the people to justify the more niche communities yet, let alone when multiple instances are competing.
It seems that Xbox@kbin.social is the most active of the available magazines, but I suppose there's no harm in just subscribing to multiple like xbox@lemmy.ml as well to make it feel a little bit more like reddit and get a greater influx of content.
Would love to know as well! Also gamepass related news.
When I go to the lemmy.cl version there are comments I don't see on the Beehaw version. And I can't see my comments on the lemmy.cl version.
I am guessing you mean lemmy.ml, but yeah it seems like lemmy.ml is still struggling with continued growth, and it's impacting federation as well.
Ya, meant lemmy.ml.
Try searching here: https://lemmyverse.net/communities Keep in mind this lemmy is no longer federated with lemmy.ml or lemmy.world You may need a backup/second home lemmy to subscribe to them.
Keep in mind both those instances are fairly overloaded. I believe lemmy.ml is actively telling people to go elsewhere and subscribe from there.
According to the Instances list (bottom of page) we are still federated with lemmy.ml. It was lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works that were defederated.