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That’s helpful thank you. If I had a question for example for a specific video game you’d recommend going to the gaming community over the game specific one?

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As of January 2024 that is still the recommended way of doing it (mostly because of the overall network size).

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Yes absolutely. Ask in the general game community.

For example I wanted to know about HaikuOS. It’s an open source OS. There’s no community for it but I know Linux users are the most likely to know about it and the Linux community is huge.

So I asked in c/Linux and found users of the OS.

If I didn’t get a response I’d ask in c/AskLemmy

I’ve done the same with anime and games.

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