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Is this community alive?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2023
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The cool thing about Lemmy is that due to lack of algorithms, while I wasn't subbed to the horror Reddit before, I both saw and have taken an interest in it here because of your post.
What kind of content would you be interested in if the community here came to life?
Movies, books, art, really anything related to horror. I really like the /r/horrorlit subreddit, but I think Lemmy is probably too small to fragment the different horror interests.
StokerCon is in just 10 days, so a lot of my friends and others in the horror community are buzzing about that right now. I’m attending and moderating a panel on AI, and I have a story in the Mother: Tales of Love and Terror anthology that’s up for Super Achievement, so much to be excited about!