/r/pencils It's not weird I like pencils!

humansbeingbros is my wholesome dose, so to me that'd be essential.

Oh and also cozyplaces. It's quite fun and interesting to see how people make their living environment quite so cozy and enjoyable.

I would like to see:

r/NoSleep r/skincareaddiction r/math r/cpp r/python r/gonewildaudio

• Wow, wownoob, and other game specific subreddits.
• Star Trek, Star Wars, and other sci-fi movie/show related subreddits
• NFL team and other sports related subreddits
• Fantasy Football

If anyone is looking, I made !amateur_radio (https://sh.itjust.works/c/amateur_radio).

genshin_impact, honkaistarrail, and wildrift

• r/metroidvania
• r/singingdogs
• r/cateatingvegans
• r/debateavegan

r/mademesmile

lemmy.ml/c/watercolor is my new little home. People, come join!

It seems like !movies@lemmy.ml, and !television@lemmy.ml are relatively dead communities (at least on the lemmy.ml) instance. I'm hoping we'll see more discussions happening over there in the near future.

r/hotpeppers

I grow super hots and love looking at people's gardens.

Not sure if it's niche, but more UK based communities are needed. Not sure the place is big enough for city by city or even county. But UK politics, casual, sport, etc...

I’ve been mindlessly scrolling through r/M43 which is basically a sub to share and discuss Micro Four Thirds photography. I’d love for a community like that to show up here!

not a niche, but not on lemmy -> r/Pizza !!!
r/BarefootRunning
r/cheesemaking
r/freebsd
r/zfs

r/dmacademy

r/askscience, r/GraphicsProgramming, r/Throwers

A lot of game specific subreddits - r/Undertale, r/CelesteGame, r/HadesTheGame, r/DeadCells, r/Terraria...

Quite niche, but communities for specific games (Path of Exile, Last Epoch, Grim Dawn) as well as audiophile subs (audiophile, budget audiophile).

It's pretty damn new, but the only reason I keep popping back on reddit is to go to r/HyruleEngineering. The problem is that it relies on the easiness of reddit hosting the video for these short clips which lemmy currently couldn't handle. Though, people there are dedicated enough to their builds and information that they would probably be the ones who would make burner youtube accounts to upload things.

I'm in a few different subs on Reddit, but the ones id love to see the most here would probably be:

r/stellaris r/crusaderkings r/kotor r/fireemblem and r/talesfromtechsupport

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