Divisions by zero

This site lists the communities on -shall not be named- that have either migrated or are also located on different sites. It also lists whether it is the official community or a spin off. A very helpful tool for those who have rid of -shall not be named- and have forgotten communities they once followed.

If link on website does not take you to the community of choice, come back to Lemmy and search for that community on Lemmy itself.

Find where subreddits have gone, this includes wheather it is the official sub or a spinoff. If link to sub does not work you can search for the community on Lemmy.

"A causa della protesta in corso contro i nuovi termini API di Reddit, molti subreddit sono privati ​​o limitati. sub.rehab elenca le istanze delle comunità Reddit su piattaforme alternative"

When Sync for Reddit show a popup promoting Sync for Lemmy, it should also point to this kind of service, to ease the migration. It would also be nice, if sync for Lemmy also had a shortcut.

Besides that a link to a more general community directory like https://lemmyverse.net/ would be nice to have.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/300117

Found it on Reddit. It's most probably incomplete, but it has a "Suggest link" button.

The rules for submitting a link are (as of recent):

• No links to communities who break their service's ToS or share any illegal content (this should be self-explanatory).
• Link must be an alternative to an existing subreddit. I don't see sub.rehab as a general fediverse directory (for now).
• Community must have a minimal amount of activity. I am thinking - at least 3 posts that are not submitted by the community's moderator team. This does not apply for communities that are verified and proven as official replacements of the original subreddit

There are lists that provide the equivalent communities to Reddit subs. It should aid discovery and help provide a more seamless user experience for those who have yet to make the jump, so consider adding any communities that you start:

• sub.rehab
• Reddit Migration Directory
• Unofficial Subreddit Migration List (Lemmy, Kbin)

Hat tip

Apparently, it's a site that lets people on particular subreddits find alternatives.

Due to the ongoing protest against Reddit's new API terms, many subreddits are either private or restricted. sub.rehab lists instances of the Reddit communities on alternative platforms.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/171497

Sub.Rehab lists relocated Subreddits' new homes in the Fediverse or other platforms

[Ed. Note: if you see that a subreddit you want to follow is on kbin.social, don't fret. You can still subscribe to kbin "magazines" directly from lemmy.ninja. You will find details on how to do this in our New User FAQ.

Sub.Rehab lists relocated Subreddits' new homes in the Fediverse and on other platforms

Sub.Rehab lists relocated Subreddits' new homes in the Fediverse or other platforms

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cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/172270

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/151060

Someone recently asked if there was a neat way to see where all of the now broken down subreddits moved.

Some moved to Discord, some to Lemmy, and some are somewhere else.

This seems to be a good place to find your communities again: https://sub.rehab/

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/151060

Someone recently asked if there was a neat way to see where all of the now broken down subreddits moved.

Some moved to Discord, some to Lemmy, and some are somewhere else.

This seems to be a good place to find your communities again: https://sub.rehab/

Found it on Reddit. It's most probably incomplete, but it has a "Suggest link" button.

The rules for submitting a link are (as of recent):

• No links to communities who break their service's ToS or share any illegal content (this should be self-explanatory).
• Link must be an alternative to an existing subreddit. I don't see sub.rehab as a general fediverse directory (for now).
• Community must have a minimal amount of activity. I am thinking - at least 3 posts that are not submitted by the community's moderator team. This does not apply for communities that are verified and proven as official replacements of the original subreddit

should be useful for the coming weeks

Found this on a reddit post. If someone has created an alterante to a reddit community you can post submit the link there. This might help with activity.