Is it better to look for communties or is it better to create one myself? (lemmy.fmhy.ml)

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Is it better to find a niche or to create a community of sorts and how do both work exactly, so i created my account not to long ago and most places feel dead in a way but if i created my own place its not like i would get many people and i have some ideas but there kinda dumb or "Spicey" to say or somehting like that. im not even sure if i have the motivation to create and manage a community.

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[-] Spzi@lemmy.click 6 points 3 years ago

It's always better to search first, in my opinion.

If a community is missing, and you don't feel like creating or running it yourself, a next step could be to talk about it. See if others share your interest, and maybe one or more people step up to make it happen.

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