Asklemmy

Partyparrot. I just want to see more videos and photos of birds having a good time.

Like this guy.

Ask Historians had so much high quality content and there strict moderating ensured it stayed that wau

Local ones. My town, my country,...

/r/liberalgunowners is missed. I could chat about guns and simple gunsmithing, see neat stuff I didn't know about, all without the toxic right-wing boolshit.

We had sane discussions about laws and responsible ownership, stuff like that. People were kind, no judgement, unless one was deliberately argumentative and/or acting a fool regarding safety. Even then, the mods would shut down the trolls (without the banhammer!) and the community would offer advice.

It was really nice.

I just wish all the porn was over here.

Divorced birds

okbuddyphd, shittymobilegameads, pizzacrimes, garfieldwithoutgarfield, just all the really stupid obscure ones that give me a chuckle browsing through.

Various TV Show subreddits....they just haven't made it over here yet. Personally, I'd love to see a dedicated instance for TV and movies.

As a Windows sysadmin:

• Sysadmin
• SCCM
• PowerShell

To everyone missing a sub: open it on lemmy and be the first!

r/ElectroBOOM which is Mehdi's official subreddit.

Lots of game specific subs have virtually no presence here. Makes me sad

r/subredditdrama - hands down one of my favourite sources of reddit content. r/drama isn't my jam, way too much fascist apologia there.

r/printsf exists already but the reddit community is much more active than lemmy, I'm hoping some of the sf/fiction communities on lemmy can rival it at some point.

/bonehurtingjuice exists on here, but it's like 1 post a month instead of an endless stream of stupid bullshit humor that hits just right.

I also miss being on a platform that has the community for whatever game I might be playing at the moment, from popular ones to niche-as-fuck. Even CDDA's subreddit is still more active on reddit than Lemmy.

whatisthisthing

/r/prisonhooch. Fucking hilarious some of the stuff people came up with. One guy made beer out of non-alcoholic beer. Another guy brewed peas into pea-not grigio. There were several people who brewed Powerade into wine. I really miss that subreddit.

AskHistorians. You can still get it on Lemmit, though.

Hockey. Hockey is a huge part of my personality. I pretty much lived on r/hockey. I really miss having discussions about games, trades, players, etc. as well as sharing news.

There !hockey@lemmy.ca, but we need a lot more people there to get those discussions.

British panel shows

Justrolledintotheshop

The Genshin fandom is much weaker here. I miss the endless *Mains communities with their useful guides, and the remarkable thirst of some of the groups :cough: /r/GenshinGays :cough:

r/headphones

Writingprompts.

Lots of high quality written content there.

I have epilepsy, and a few rare genetic disorders - there wasn't much of a healthy community for them on Reddit, especially my weirder shit, but I would love to see at least Epilepsy/Neurodegenerative/connective tissue disorder communities have a bigger presence. A few exist, but don't have posts, etc. My spouse has encouraged me to be the one to post, but I'm afraid of screaming into the void, just yet.

R4R (or would it be L4L?)

Liked having conversations with people from various areas. Lemmy might not have the user base for it though.

Bonehurtingjuice and dogelore

Counter-Strike. Pixel and Android betas.

I wish the Framework community had moved over wholly. There's a lot more activity on Reddit than on Lemmy, and the comments are important, so the lemmit online bot can't replace it.

Homeowners, lawn care, local area specific communities.

My country's subreddit.

Education subs like ApplyingToCollege, 6thform, uniUK, SAT etc.
I'm not a full Lemmy user because these constitute my primary usage of Reddit but still come around Lemmy sometimes

I miss the opera subreddit, crowbro, and beermoney. Those were all interesting and useful (I sure have made a lot of money from beermoney). However I'd really rather go without those than use Reddit.

Tip of my tongue, Tip of my joystick and Sid Meier's Civilization. The first two subs have Lemmy communities (!tipofmytongue@lemmy.world and !tipofmyjoystick@lemmy.ml) but, sadly, they lack activity. r/civ is one of the only subreddits i'm still using, because it has lots of unique guides not found anywhere else.

1. Taskmaster the tv show or other general british panel shows.

2. An active cricket sub.

AmITheAsshole. There's a few but they're all bots that repost Reddit content. No original ones that I've seen so far