this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2023
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I'm experiencing the same thing, so I've been doing the following:
The preponderance of Lemmy users are currently disenfranchised former redditors (myself included) who have been able to figure out the fediverse. Memes and complaint discussions are relatively easy content to produce, and Linux/FOSS posts just come with the territory when a user base is technically savvy. No complaints on this front from me, however!
Really the only communities I'm currently missing are posts from my fellow JDM and German car enthusiasts and a few podcast communities.