I believe lists are just for you to interact with. Others cannot see them or contribute.

Perhaps you could make a list of journals on an etherpad or a website? I think the list of academics code might be useful to you. https://github.com/trutzig89182/Mastodon-Sociologists

Please remember that for accounts belonging to individuals, you should obtain consent before adding them. Not everybody wants to be easily found.

@PlantTeaching

@PlantTeaching not sure we can see what you add in the lisT. It appears empty when I click on it. My understanding is that lists are a private ressource

@guillaume @PlantTeaching Drat. I'll make a blog post at planteditors.com with a list of journal accounts so people can follow journals as they like and make their own lists.

@PlantTeaching if you want I am working on a similar article for @botanyone with plant scientists. Maybe we could do one with everything together and cross post it on both site?

@guillaume @PlantTeaching @botanyone
Awesome sauce! I was kindly reminded by @danwchan that we should ask permission of individual account holders before including them in a list.

@guillaume @botanyone @danwchan
Agreed, my list is entirely "opt -in"

@PlantTeaching ah yes I see your list on the big list of lists. It was an important step in it's early creation that we added opt-in language to there.

https://github.com/nathanlesage/academics-on-mastodon

I think lists are great for discovery. There is also the classic trunk lists:
https://communitywiki.org/trunk

@jennifermach @guillaume @botanyone