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If you're going to the trouble of moving your community, why would you move from one centralized service to another? I've given this advice to a number of #reddit subs so far:
1. Start your own hosted website to post a daily summary of community news.
2. Move your community to a federated service like #Lemmy or #Kbin.
3. Start a social channel on #Mastodon
The meltdown of Twitter and Reddit is a golden opportunity to #decentralize let's not squander it.
#Fediverse
https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/13/23794110/reddit-male-fashion-advice-protest-discord-substack
@tilvids Are there simple tutorials that people can follow to set up their own website? I find that the Nerd Level around here is set to 11, and many users like myself would not even know where to start. Truly asking for others, not involved in Reddit at all.
It depends on what you're willing to pay, and how much work you're willing to do. If you don't mind paying a bit of money ($10-20 a month) then you can get a service like #DigitalOcean or #Linode and use a one-click installer for something like #Grav #Ghost or #Hugo
If you want to pay as little as possible, you can find a cheaper VPS (or even self-host) and install any of the above, but it's definitely more work and will require some technical trial-and-error.