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Only thing I can think of is if you find a community that you’re interested in, but it doesn’t have a lot of activity, check other instances for that same community.
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You may know this rule from other forums and websites, but nonetheless quick reminder:
“Please do not the cat.”
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Use Alexandrite’s 2-column view if you browse on a desktop. Much more efficient than the default interface.
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