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it's very annoying the same sub on two instance, no ?
So the problem with lemmy is that instances don't immediately see all communities in all instances. For my instance I created a bot that finds all communities from all approved instances. It broke part way through but I got 3500+ communities connected to mine now...
Since other people don't that, duplicates get made.
So I couldn't find step parenting and my instance is connected to over 3500 communities. You may want to start your own!
Commenting so I can find it later. I haven't found any yet, but would appreciate some!
If you can't find a community, you can start it.
Not what you asked for but do you know parenting.stackexchange.com?
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