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How many Lemmy users are non-technical background?
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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Agreed that Lemmy would be attractive to the general mass if we have more of non-tech communities. Do you know any?
I like having many that are not even close to news related and maybe not tech (because that is often a news articles) because I just need a break from that sometimes. I like having art, travel, books, diy/crafting, and world building type subs/instances to follow. I found some after one by one going through my Reddit subs and searching for suitable (active) replacements. I used some tool that someone made that searches all instances for anything related to your search term. I can find specifics if anyone is interested.