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
Make content. On your communities and on other communities.
People will see your content. Your profile. Your communities.
The community's content will also appear on loca!
Correct.
Maybe try telling the subreddits you migrated from
Reddit suppress any mention of Lemmy.
I mod a 100k plus sub on Reddit.
Posted about moving to Lemmy.world.
Itβs pinned. It got 10 votes.
I have to manually approve anything I post linking to Lemmy on Reddit as well. Annoying
Ugh that's gross
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.
Here's a demonstration of the second step (nsfw): [email protected]