The only successful example I found the other day was https://old.reddit.com/r/FloatingIsFun/, now [email protected]

If a few other communities could move over there, that would help make the platform more active.

There is a banned subreddit that recently moved here (I won’t mention it to avoid them getting raided, but if you browse All you probably know which one I’m talking about), that was very interesting, and some proof that the current tools (the websites, the mobile apps, the interfaces) could work for people outside of the usual “tech / Linux / FOSS” bubble.

What do you think?

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    5 months ago

    the only reason i visit reddit for nowdays are the fgc subs (stuff like r/StreetFighter & r/Fighters)

    i also think gaming comunitys in general are a good fit, because they bridge the gap between IT nerds and a more casual userbase