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What is the Lemmy quivalent of a Subreddit, a Sublemmy?
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Fine. But I'm going to call them Pups to myself, because baby lemmings.
And in /kbin it's a Magazine.
I wonder if many realize it is referencing a rifle magazine and not an entertainment one.
I didn't realise that until I read your comment. Makes sense, though, as kbin stands for karabin
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Aha, ok thanks!