There's a community called "New [email protected]", post your community there and you should get some people to join.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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This is exactly how I found the last few communities I joined. Great resource
Maybe try telling the subreddits you migrated from
If you can find something to legitimately cross-post to or from, that's one way for users of a bigger community to see you exist
Post, plug (wherever relevant), crosspost.
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