For people interested on a political community discussion community: [email protected]

Not thar knowledgeable myself, hopefully someone else can help!

Yes, they assume the user is already familiar with the classification

Maybe you can start discussions yourself? A generic “how is everyone doing with our hobby”?

From the Office, “I declare bankruptcy!”

their hobbies or interests.

What are your hobbies or interests? There is probably a community that could use more discussion indeed. I usually recommend moderators of niche communities to set up a weekly thread so that people can discuss things. The best is to have a few users posting daily, but that’s harder to find the most niche the community is (hence why focusing on more generic communities probably makes sense with the current userbase)

Pronouns in display names are important

The mods should probably consider merging those communities.

[email protected] seems to be the most active ones, they other much less

It is implemented on Lemmy 0.19.4. Lemmy.world is one of the few instances still running 0.19.3

You might want to have a look at Piefed topics: https://piefed.social/

I was always surprised there was no US instance.

A way of scheduling posts within lemmy.

http://schedule.lemmings.world

Maybe a little icon that shows where things are being posted from. So if I see a user with a mastodon showing up in the feed with a formatting mistake ill know why.

That’s the Fediverse icon next to each comment and post?

It would be nice for instances to have a monthly server cost that tracks donations.

Lemmy.zip has that on their home community [email protected]

Search the remote post URL in your search bar, it will open locally

This is available in Lemmy 0.19.5, which almost all instances use except Lemmy.world

Everytime I see your username I smile

Not that I know of, sounds like a cool idea

Impressive pass from Yamal

Maybe [email protected], it fits the theme

Agreed, not sure if it’s unpopular.

You didn’t get me.

On a small instance, remote communities are only federated if a user subscribes to that community. It wasn’t the case for that community on OP’s instance. It’s a technical issue, no instances politics at hand here