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I know you mentioned that you haven't searched yet, so this may not be the only one out there, but fwiw I noticed the other day that someone set up a JRPG community on the kbin.social instance:
https://kbin.social/m/JRPGs
Still in its silent "gathering subscribers" phase since it's such a new instance.
It that part of the Lemmy Instances? When I run a search, they don't show up. Am I not able to see this from Beehaw? Thanks for the link!
Looks like there's a support thread about this:
https://beehaw.org/post/444366
I'm not sure Kamirose (in that thread) is right, but if so then maybe this URL will work after a while (now that we've searched):
https://beehaw.org/c/JRPGs@kbin.social
I have another hunch, but it's a little more convoluted. For a proper answer, I think we'd need to ask someone who knows Lemmy itself well.
https://beehaw.org/c/tech@kbin.social pulls a few recent threads. The issue could possibly be that the JRPGs community equivalent on KBin has zero threads and Microblogs do not appear to sync, so there is nothing for Lemmy's search to find.
I tried posting a new (…ish – I'm not exactly up to date on JRPG news!) link, so we'll see if that helps. 🤞
Would be good to have a clearer idea how to cross-polinate new communities across the fediverse, though. Especially for niche groups it's going to be hard to find each other otherwise.