That would be Sup: https://github.com/theSupApp

By the same person who started Pixelfed.

For Cyberpunk I would just try the myriad general gaming comms for now.

polandball@lemm.ee nvm, it seems to be a dead community

!canada@lemmy.ca, !canadapolitics@lemmy.ca

I do not know whether any of this is helpful.

Something like the communities on the @programming.dev instance?

Maybe @some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org was trying to state that a lot of countries/states might not need that much “outside help” in making bad choices. Russia probably plays a role, but there might be more factors.

I checked. Mostly a handful-of-people instance doing whatever on some Pleroma/Akkoma instance. Not much to see there and not much of what I could see there seemed to make much sense to me. Perhaps the defeds are mostly preventative but I cannot tell.

I think this comment of yours is sarcastic but it is hard to tell.

And that is also the kind of “what” I meant (the wat type what).

Dude, what?

Do you have a reason to stick with the .world TLD?

Something like ruuds.world (“Ruud’s world”), or is that to corny? Or perhaps ruudscoffee.house, ruuds.pub or something like that?

Anyway, I suggest staying away from mentioning the software by name in the url given the cons (a hypothetical second rebrand, for example).

A few notes though:

• Beehaw does not allow for user-created communities. One could pitch an idea to the admins, but should not have high hopes.
• Beehaw is planing to test (non-federated) software other than Lemmy in a few months from now, because they are growingly dissatisfied with how the software works (esp. from an admin’s point of view). So if you wish to stay part of Lemmy/Kbin/other parts of the Fediverse you may wish to consider not making Beehaw your “home”. I in fact made this account on lemmings.world, because I wanted to have sufficient time ahead of that in order to “test the waters” so to speak. Pre-Beehaw I was on lemmy.ml, but this was in part because there was no federation yet (making everyone flock to the biggest of ~5 instances of Lemmy that existed at the time).