Subreddits you are going to miss?
Subreddits you are going to miss?
I'm going to miss AITA. Even if someone makes it a community, it will take a long time to populate.
I’m really worried for those who use third party apps and depend on r/stopdrinking. That community single-handedly helped me get sober.
I fear that someone who is on the brink of breaking sobriety and wants to reach out on r/stopdrinking, not being able to access it from the app they normally use would be just enough of a hurdle for them to give in and start drinking again.
Makes me really sad to think about since it can be a dark place and the people there are so genuinely caring.
r/AskHistorians. I don't think a sub like that can just be remade out of nowhere
I'm someone that doesn't have many friends or many people to talk to about life and it's dilemmas. So when I had any sort of problem I often went to advice type subreddits to talk it out. So yes AITA was one. But also AmIBeingTooSensitive, Relationships, OffMyChest, etc. And I'm a mom so parenting subreddits were a good resource. And also subreddits like LoseIt and PetiteFitness were helpful because I struggle with my weight.
But one thing I noticed before all the drama was that the people on reddit got more and more hateful. Instead of trying to help the poster, they'd tried to find more to the story to make them this evil person. And they'd completely fabricate a separate reality and just tear OP a new one based off of assumptions.
So I was already kinda done with Reddit before the drama with 3rd party apps. I knew that it was causing me more problems than help. I had already started telling myself to stay away. It's toxic. So I'm happy to have an excuse to get out.
So hopefully an alternative emerges with nicer people. Or maybe I should just go find friends.
Nosleep and its assorted subs... I've been reading there since it had roughly 300 subscribers. I really hope the community rebuilds here.
HobbyDrama and similar subs. They're the Fandom_Wank of the Reddit era and I honestly love every bit of it. I'll miss Rimworld, too.
There are so many… I used the platform for 8 years and really learned something new whenever I opened the App… I hope a lot of them will find their way over here.
I might be older than a fair amount of you on the fediverse, but I'm going to miss Daddit. It was a super supportive community. I'm also going to miss nosleep, I really enjoyed a lot of those multi part stories! Other than that, I think I'm just going to miss all the random stupid posts I saved over the years and went back to here and there for a good laugh.
r/PolandBall. I love the history jokes
First time posting here, and still figuring it out. Excited about the new possibilities. I was a redditor for ever a decade. Throughout the years I've had several favorite subs, and some I simply followed because of the quality moderation and content like with r/AskHistorians. What I'm going to miss the most, however, is the reddit lore and history. The good, funny, bad, and even ugly. From the Swamps of Dagobah, to the rise and fall of u/Unidan.
It's been a good ride with reddit, but I'm excited to be part of a new start and new culture.
To be honest, I won't really miss any specific subreddit. Many of the niche and hobby ones that I cared for, I would not subscribe to, because of the low-effort posts.
I will miss site:reddit.com most of all.
They'll come, I'm sure, but many craft and hobby-based subreddits, including r/wood, r/cardistry, r/MUD (or MUDs?). I'm looking to external sources for that type of learning new skills or topics.
I don't really care for endless memes and shit posting, but deep content takes more time and effort, so patience seems necessary.
R/leaves has been a mixed bag-- lots of repetitive questions, but also some amazing and human stories.
r/AskHistorians - mostly because of the unprecedented quality of moderation r/MaleFashionAdvice - helped me appreciate fashion and nice clothes
/r/nobuy, they are a very supportive community.
Wherever we live, subs for our local communities will be missed.
Is there a way of finding popular communities across the federated lemmyverse? And on a smaller scale can I find popular communities on my instance?
Edit: leaving for posterity, but! there’s a “local” and an “all” in the communities browser: https://lemmy.world/communities/listing_type/All/page/1
Some of the industry specific ones like supply chain or logistics or even insurance were fun to lurk, and get a sense of what people in the industry think of those outside it
r/castiron r/cremposting r/absoluteunits r/old_recipes all my favorite corners of the internet
I sure hope people aren't deleting all their old useful guides and troubleshooting posts. Yesterday I was playing Stardew Valley, I had a simple question, so I duckduckgo-ed it and found some promising links on r/StardewValley, but StardewValley was private. Very frustrating. I hope this isn't the norm. So, so far...that. I miss StardewValley. Besides that, I will miss r/bestofredditorupdates
I used to love lurking on AskReddit because there was a lot of interesting stories and topics there
Let's create them here, this could be the beginning of something beautiful!! Btw, Lemmur or Jerboa like app for Lemmy? 🤔
r/aspiememes
r/mademesmile , wholesome but with more substance than just memes.
Hey everyone, I just joined 5 minutes ago. Been a Redditor for 7y 2m. I’m actually really going to miss reddit and many of the communities such as r/idiotsincars, r/catastrophicfailures, and well a couple hundred more over followed over the years. I’m hoping I can find more community here though. I never felt connected to the users on Reddit. Maybe it will be different here.
There were the time-sucks like r/amitheasshole that I loved, but what I really miss is the practical every-day subs where people shared valuable information. I am really into vegetable gardening, mechanical keyboards, and a few other hobbies and it was great to go to those subs and ask questions or get information. Vegetable gardening was particularly helpful in the last month so I am really missing it! Also, I was really active in a sub for people with type 1 diabetes and that was a huge resource in my life. Really missing that one.
A whole bunch of the ones around tabletop games. Mini painting, terrainbuilding, some of the game-specific subreddits that always have loads of userafe content.
If anyone has spotted these communities here in federation space please let me know; I didn't find any so far.
I won't miss many individual subs, but I will miss the totality of communities.
I will miss that, if I had a problem or question about X, there was almost always a sub for X, and it was usually the best place to get information from people that have some sort of clue.
Example: when it came to weird behaviors from my Samsung Odyssey G7 monitor, /r/Monitors was the only place with clear, focused discussion about it. The Samsung web forums had some people complaining too, but nobody actually sticks around the Samsung forums to have ongoing discussions, so getting a full picture of what people are experiencing was a lot harder. Plus, those kind of forums are always filled with a lot of Yahoo Answers quality of posts, so you have to sift through so much junk to find any usable info.
I've had this experience so many times with Reddit. That's what I'm most afraid of losing.
Honestly, a lot of NSFW subs devoted to somewhat niche fetishes. I saw lemmynsfw.com started up as a separate instance for NSFW content, and I'm hoping at least some of these subs make it over there soon.
Nosleep and other horror/terror/creepy things subs and some specific videogames subs
/r/apolloapp
R/popping
Subs that deal with medical issues. It was nice being able to go to them for advice or to help others.
Such subs were already niche on Reddit, and given their often embarrassing nature, I don't think we'll see them on lemmy in any comparable form for a while.
r/BestofRedditorUpdates I fall asleep reading posts, it's bad (edit, thankfully someone made one here /c/bestupdates)
r/PersonOfInterest because it's my favorite tv show, I'm really due for a rewatch when I think about it
I'm going to miss all of my smaller history/archaeology related subreddits.
The vinyl releases sub. It's how I built my collection.
Reminds me that r/changemyview also really requires a large pool of participants to have value... Damn, I really liked that subreddit. I feel like it made me a better person.
r/greebles for sure! I got into their Discord though!
r/houseplants and r/food. I loved browsing aimlessly through all the pictures and seeing pets in the background.
Comics. I don't think a lot of comic creators will start posting here, so can't interact with the creator.
With that, also not sure about editing like bonehurtingjuice.
Also, potentially somewhat nsfw subs dedicated to specific people. Somehow I doubt the Lemmy community in general has much interest in that. Too mainstream I guess?
A lot of subreddits that have been said I'll also miss, but for me personally I'll miss the Math based subreddits I used to follow the most. r/badmath was a particular fav. I don't have many "math people" in my friend group so it was nice to have a place to chat about differnet math topics and learn. But hey, I'm sure with time we can expect a lot of those subreddits to find a home elsewhere. Hopefully here. I like it a lot so far!
futurology, medicalgore, medizzy, okbuddyretard, surrealmeme,bossfight,chadtopia, internetisbeautiful
I'll miss the meta subreddits like lostredditors, switcheroo, SubredditSimulator and SubSimulatorGPT2. I'll miss niche communities built around less mainstream games and shows. I'm really going to miss DaystromInstitute and SonicShowerThoughts.
Overall my biggest concern is over the giant stockpile of years of community answers to all kinds of questions. If Reddit falls what happens to all of that? How do we pick up the slack if it does?
r/perfectlycutscreams and r/nosleep
I participated quite a bit in r/whatsthisbug and r/spiders helping identify bugs (mostly spiders) for people. It was something I really liked doing, especially educating people about how spiders aren't things to worry about. Guess I'll just head back to iNaturalist for that content.
Other than that, more niche gaming communities were a big one for me. r/puzzleanddragons is a mobile game I play often and the sub was super helpful for news and game discussion/guides. I hope it can kick off here.
r/FunnyAnimals. For some reason, it made me sleep better at nights. A few funny videos with pets and I could end my day with a smile.
I think losing the ability to lurk in active communities of people I disagree with politically. I would never engage as it didn't seem right, especially down/upvoting, but It was always interesting to see things from the other perspective.
So places like r/tories, r/conservative, r/prolife, r/liberalgunowners - as a guy from the UK a lot of the subjects discussed in a few of those didn't affect me but I always prefer seeing things from both sides (even if I would never agree with them)
artisanvideos. I love a good japanese watch maker making a wooden cabinet in a rainforest with rocks as tools.
r/GymMemes
Easily the most goofy subreddit I had the pleasure of being in.
Strangely, I already miss Me_IRL and White People Twitter. Both were fun.
I'm going to miss r/datasets, r/selfhosted and other subreddits that allowed me to tap into accessible niche knowledge. I'm sure there are subs I had not yet discovered, but a lot of the information they collected over the years may be gone. I hope those communities will find their way to Lemmy and rebuild.
FWIW, selfhosted does have a sort of "best of" list on GitHub at: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
Ask historians
r/WhatIsThisThing, r/TipOfMyTongue, and similar subreddits. Some of the simplest and best examples of the power of crowdsourced knowledge. Take a simple question with a simple answer that is basically impossible to search through conventional means, but through the power of those communities you can get your answer in minutes. Simply amazing.
Lemmy is going to have to get huge before it can really replace them. :/
To be honest a lot of nsfw ones :/
I definitely miss knowledge stuff like r/eli5 r/nostupidquestion r/space r/science r/todayilearned
I browsed reddit a lot learning new stuff everyday while drinking my morning tea. But the thing I miss the most are the comments. So many posts got debunked or verified or explained even more with sources in the comments. Because of course there is a guy or a girl somewhere learning all about one type of drywall installation for 30+ years telling everyone why this wall installation in the gif can only be in 5 mile radius in Norway.
sports subs probably... and r/anime... ah and r/idiotsincars
EDIT: r/manga too....
r/tooktoomuch
The meme / shit post subs /wetlanderhumor /cremposting /shittydaystrom /aspiememes /tenagra /adhdmemes /dankchristianmemes /mathmemes
And then local subs, cause love me some local drama.
r/backcountry great resource for back country skiing and generally a good place to find awesome photos, trip reports, articles, and discussion. I created the community here but none of my skiing friends use social media.
r/vexillologycirclejerk
I miss r/neography. It was full of interesting conscripts by so many talented people. The hardest part about leaving Reddit was the loss of these niche communities that can’t be easily replaced over here. I also miss my country’s subreddit, it was nice place with interesting people and entertaining posts. I tried to make a replacement on Kbin but it’s just 8 people and I’m the only one posting. But this is only the beginning, the fediverse will only grow from here and we’ll start seeing these smaller communities appear.
I'm going to miss all the weird niche subreddits I was a part of that will probably never show up here in force because there's just not enough people on Lemmy to begin the formation of such niche subreddits. The amount of users interested in those things on Lemmy will be proportionally smaller compared to the number on Reddit, and so it will make it just that much harder to have flourishing and active communities around those things.
Gonna miss HFY and Unity groups.
r/Buttcoin
All the mycology subs, but I'm thinking of rebooting them here. All the synthesizer subs. All the subs with eerie places like r/AbandonedPorn, r/RustyRails etc.
I'm going to miss browsing r/all for a good laugh and interesting stuff. I'm going to miss stumbling upon random subreddits with topics and interests I didn't even know existed like r/Jarrarium, r/DesirePath or r/ThatBathroomMazeDream
r/oldhagfashion was a really fun one!
I will miss r/baking, r/breadit, r/rabbits, r/old_recipes, r/askhistorians, r/archivists, r/truefilm
One major area Lemmy seems to be lacking in is sport, the soccer lemmunity(?) is sparse and there isn't one for my favourite club yet :(
I’ll surely miss my carefully crafted porn collection curated to my tastes. Pressing Delete button was hard.
Biggest ones will probably be r/bouldering and r/climbharder.
The tech related ones will be more likely to have big replacements, but bouldering is pretty niche, so I'm not sure about that one.
A huge chunk of anime subreddits, some nsfw subs, mealprepsunday and 1500isplenty, suggestmeabook, antimeme, copypasta, coolguides, collapse support, and my city's subreddit (I get to know more about my city, since my residence is far away from the main center of activity). And those small communities for singleplayer rpg mobile games I found interesting. I know they're never going back, most people won't even bother with mobile as a platform for games anyway...
r/Windows10, rWindows11, and r/techsupport – since they were often the top Google search results for computer-related QnAs
Just the specificity of communities you could find.
To name a few I've used frequently the past few months:
r/hardcore
r/doommetal
r/SuccessionTV
r/TheSmashingPumpkins
r/[my college]
r/[the town where I live]
I love lemmy but so far the userbase just isn't big enough to fill a lot of the niches I'm looking for. I'm excited to see the community grow though and I'm hopeful about the future.
I will miss AITA too but also not really.
I miss how it was before it became popular. I liked using it to gain a different perspective on things and to see what my own personal bias lies.
Now it’s just full of ragebait and trolls. Seems like a lot of the posts are just people trying to gain popularity through tiktok or YouTube.
All the Star Wars/comicbook movie leaks subs
Boru-best of redditor updates
Nada. Nothing. I was there for the people, and the people that don't seem like they are just cavemen who figured out how to browse a website left Reddit and reformed every sub I was subscribed to over here already. I don't even have any specific novelty accounts to miss since every single one I knew of hasn't been around for a while as it was already, such as /u/shitty_water_colours.
r/todayifuckedup
While most of the stories are fake, I enjoy a subreddit that shows that my fuck-ups aren't so bad, after all.
I'm going to miss r/hockey and r/nfl. Reddit was my place to get my morning sports fix. Hoping Lemmy can grow and gain in popularity!
If I’m being honest, I was a big browser of NSFW subreddits and I’m hoping that lemmy will grow and create a space for NSFW communities that are well-moderated and safe.
illegallySmolCats, furniturerestoration, visiblemending. I love cat pictures and diy type shit.
All of the r/ImaginaryNetwork subs. Plus r/DataHoarder, r/Selfhosted
r/notjustbikes. The man himself no longer wants to use reddit without third-party clients or moderate the community without access to the API, so the community is basically gone forever unless reddit decides to revert the change, which won't happen. It was the best urbanist sub and nothing can quite replace it.
I am going to miss many, one of which is /r/gaybros. I have created !gaybros@lemmy.world (/c/gaybros@lemmy.world).
Emulation-related subreddits, for one.
/r/warframe seems like a long ways to go to get DE to have a presence here.
/r/homeautomation, but not its relentless promotion of HomeAssistant
/r/permaculture which always had inspirations and answers
r/knots
I'm a bug enthusiast, so insect specific subreddits like r/moth r/weevil r/entomology
Game ones for all my random niche games I like.
But also I have a lot of health problems so going to those specific subs with my specific problem and knowing I'm not crazy felt really liberating. I know there's a new disability thing on here, but collectively being in a community with the people who have my specific problem made me feel less alone.
Definitely hobbydrama and nosleep.
I'm gonna miss r/Art that's for sure! I loved how ppl gave different techniques a twist. It gave me hope! Most websites circlejerk around portraits and anime. Also r/depression. I use to reply post when I think I could say something helpful. Today someone committed to hospital and I'm afraid she won't be able to reach us back, ask for help, ask for someone to listen her. There's lots of niche hobbies too. I recently joined 3 and I was thrilled with these communities: r/falloutnewvegas and their witty crossovers, r/Tau40K had some cool painters and, oh boy, r/MechanicalKeyboards.
Several of he hobby ones. Ben Eater (6502 based computers, 8 bit computer), local ones, history/science based ones, infosec/sysadmin/etc. ones. There are some Lemmy based ones, but it'll take a while to build up. I'm hoping that I can contribute to them and see them grow a bit. But, others are just where I could comment and enjoy as I lack the real knowledge to contribute very much (the history/science ones that required more in-depth knowledge and not just a "Wikipedia degree of arts of internet research for obscure questions".
I'm not going to miss any, because we are going to recreate them here! :)
r/wellworn for sure. It was a comfort scroll for me.
r/HFY
r/HumansAreSpaceOrcs
r/TwoSentenceHorrorEdit: The communities for HFY and Humans are Space Orcs in the Fidiverse
**HFY**
!hfy@lemmy.world
https://lemmy.world/c/hfy**Humans are Space Orcs**
!haso@sh.itjust.works
https://sh.itjust.works/c/hasoDefinitely whatisthisthing. There was a truly specialized group of finders there who're unlikely to make the move.
r/SWlegion and r/Warhammer40k will be dearly missed. Same with subreddits for smaller wargames and mini painting/kitbashing.
datanalysis, userexperience, uxdesign, digitalmarketing, extramile, watchitfortheplot, coffee and combatfootage
r/futurefunk, I met several songs there. Also r/citypop and r/VaporwaveAsthetics.
I liked r/whatisthis and the other subs for identifying objects and places. I rarely knew what anything was and never posted, but I learned a lot about random items!
Well first off, I'm gonna miss my favorite nerdy subreddits. r/wow, r/Morrowind, r/Oblivion, r/Skyrim, r/Elderscrolls, and even r/trueSTL. Happy that Skyrimmods is here though!
Aside from that though, r/botchedsurgeries, r/amitheasshole, and r/hobbydrama.
The rest would be various animal subs, but hopefully, they find new homes quickly.
I miss being able look up any niche thing I was into at the time and find an active community discussing it and making memes.
r/Ilguns I need that to keep up with the gun law changes in illinois and the myriad of court cases going on.
And the r/ukraine and r/ukraine conflict was where i was getting news of the war.
I found a few ukraine news here, but it will take time to get it really going.
Indie game communities, I just love looking at niche memes you only understand if you have played those games, and don't let me get started on the amazing art people put in there. There are some talented and passionate people out there, I hope eventually some hop over here.
It’s just cool to see the variety of refugees here sharing memories of their previous communities in the once glorious homeland made uninhabitable by the authoritarian regime.
Not gonna lie, but for me, it's gonna be mostly the hobby relaxed ones like
- r/diydrones
- r/fpv
- r/radiocontrol because I don't think many of them are willing to switch to another platform. The tech subs about 3d printing and stuff already exist here and simply need to grow.
People are going to hate me for this but I'll miss the furry subreddits like r/furry and r/furryartschool, there's a lot of cute and wholesome art posted there.
Also going to miss r/AromanticAsexual that was a good support community to discuss aspects of being aromantic-asexual and the hardships that come with it.
I'm really hoping that they'll eventually come here to Lemmy.
All of them. There’s so much collective knowledge stored in the comments, posts and subreddit menus, and it’s going to disappear. Stupid spez
I'm subscribed to a lot of band/artist subreddits, so I'm going to miss them
Sunrise and Sourdough
Always been a big user of subreddits that focus on my hobbies and interests. Hopefully those transfer over here soon enough.
- r/musictheory
- r/MostBeautiful
- r/flowers
- r/TikiHut
- r/nature
r/KDrama, and it'll be a while until anything similar ever arrives as it relies on recurring posts and a huge community for discussions 🥲
I loved r/hobbydrama, it was such a good place. :<
I founded r/recumbent - then handed it off to better folks once it took off. I still mod r/NOC and r/Apraxia. They'll all die. That's OK.
It's the people, really. Sure there are a lot of memesters and low-value content. But when you found folks that took a discussion seriously and LISTENED and put thought into their replies. The very best was when -after a few rounds- someone I started out disagreeing with taught me something. And I also taught them. Philosophy, AI Art, Music, News, Sysadmin, even sometimes in Politics. BestOf is an obvious big loss.
r/darkart r/art r/noise r/sixthworldmusic r/nosleep
At the moment, /r/horrorlit is one of the subs I browse the most and I haven't found a specific replacement for.
A bunch.
r/guineapigs - it was very helpful for new pig owners, and a great guinea pig fix when you're at work.
r/disney* - for a Disney parks nutcase like myself, the various Disney park related subreddits helped me get over the time between visits.
r/bestofredditorupdates - I get frustrated reading posts and not having any idea of how things ended up, but boru allowed me to indulge my interest in others' stories without getting frustrated by the lack of closure.
The list goes on and on.
I'm going to miss my local subreddits, like r/toronto and r/askTO. They have (had?) a very active and interesting userbase. I'm going to miss the subreddits for the games I play, like The Sims and Civ. I'm going to miss the subreddits for the TV shows I follow. I'm going to miss the lady-focused subreddits, the cute animals subreddits, the mental health subreddits (which have gotten me through so much), the science subreddits, and the news subreddits. I'm a member of so many communities there that I love. I'm going to miss them all.
HighQualityGifs and their savagely, wonderful Gif Tournament
the official UTDR subreddits. found some of them here but theyre pretty small (like 20 members or smth)
/r/opensignups. Not sure where I'm gonna find out stuff like this. Guess there's some forums.
/r/satisfactorygame, cause its a great game, and its subreddit was a great source for knowledge and ideas. Also, /r/hardware, for the same reasons.
For me, it's going to be r/SkyGame (the game itself speaks of humanity at its best, coupled with scenescapes and moments that will leave you agape in awe and pain), r/HFY (astounding, original stories and serials about humanity at its best, even through moments of suffering within the wider multiverse), and r/FilipinoHistory (an intelligently-enough discourse space for all things Philippine history, culture, and society as a whole).
If you are actively looking for a subreddit, try use browse.feddit.de, then you can add it in the search bar
/r/whowouldwin :(
Also /r/tiktokcringe, so many of the videos there had me nearly in tears in laughter
SummonerSchool and CompetitiveTFT, I know there are discords but I don't like its format.
R/daddit a big group of wholesome Bandit wannabes that I could really relate to.
R/crt and r/crtgaming are the first that come to mind. Damn i love old tube tvs.
I guess it depends on which ones don’t move here. Right now it’s all of them, but that might improve later.
Console and individual game ones mostly, also my local subreddit (japanlife). I'm sure I'll learn to live without them eventually, but I'm just so used to that structure that it's going to be hard at first...
The thing I will miss the most though is how RiF allows me to instantly jump to a subreddit just by typing a part of its name, no need to subscribe or anything. This is how I've been browsing for years, so having everything combined together is hard to get used to. I'll manage in time, hopefully.
PSA: We're still in the early stages of Lemmy. Reddit was like this too when Digg first went down. If you don't find a community you liked - make it! And once you make it, post as often as you can in it.
r/nosleep. It is on lemmy too but to read older stories i have to go back to reddit
Fitnesscirclejerk, my favorite assposting forum
There are already six communities with AITA already. The largest is 1.6 years old and has close to 300 members. Just join up and grow it.
Local communities. I do not know why, but having people share the same social conditions makes them a warm place, even for gaming communities
2westernasia4u
Just added, I will post some stuff the next few days. Hope to make it active (: c/fuckcars
I think I will miss r/peoplefuckingdying, had a few laughs with that one.
r/screenunseen. Every few months Odeon (a big UK cinema chain) give hints to a movie and sell tickets without telling people what it is. Usually released a few days early or that won't get a wide release.
Became the sub for all things Odeon which is handy since I go so often.
Tiki. Also if anyone can link me Lemmy tiki I'd appreciate it.
I am not even sure if I am going to leave reddit forever..... Let's see what happens in the next few days.
People need to bring r/translator here!
r/letsnotmeet was always a fun, morbid read. I'll miss it.
The medical subreddits. So, SO much information for people. When I was newly diagnosed with something, it was very helpful to go to the sub and see how others’ lives were, tips on management, and med side effects.
None of them.
one that I don't see making much sense here for a while was /r/circlejerk. that was prime shitposting on such an ironic level. i think that's the only sub i will actually miss.
The various graphics programming subreddits. Weren't super active but every now and again there were some mind-blowing posts.
r/imaginarysliceoflife
Satisfyingasfuck, bettereveryloop and Frasier
r/internet_funeral They have surreal textual art which was pretty cool
r/LOTR for sure... Thinking about that one makes me sad.
No time like the present! This place is 10 days old, so get making the places you wish to see :) I intend to get NoSleep an early start, but am far from experienced enough. That's fine though, it's all new for everyone here
I'm going to miss the different subreddits for individual games.
Also nonmurdermysteries.
I will miss /reddevils cause it's fun to see fans of your club interact on a daily basis. Same goes probably for all the wholesome subs, all the cute dog-content cause it was a good feeling to have positive outlets to come to and just have a few "aww"-moments.
Hobby ones. r/thesims, r/rpg, etc... And also r/transgendercirclejerk
Maybe... r/Genshin_Impact
And lots of NSFW subreddits
Edit: and also r/Genshin_Impact_Leaks. Just waiting for the big new area and characters
The only communities I regularly posted to was gif subs. So I'm going to have to see about starting a server for all those categories and bring it back
/r/aoe2 was one of my favorites. I hope plenty of users decide to make the switch.
Subreddit drama.