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what's the best way do discover communities (discuss.tchncs.de)

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Lemmy has a discoverability problem for me. I found out the search function only finds communities on other instances if another user has explicitly looked for it. Is there a better directory somewhere that's not just search on an instance?

For example I'm looking for a community on table top role playing games as an alternative to /r/rpg, but other things, too.

Please help me find a better way, an rpg community alone is not the answer.

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