- WorldwideCommunity ( @WorldwideCommunity@lemm.ee ) 72•1 year ago
A lot of the subs that I can’t find as active on this platform
- Pechente ( @Pechente@feddit.de ) 12•1 year ago
Yeah especially the super niche stuff that had surprisingly active subs.
- sloonark ( @sloonark@lemm.ee ) 19•1 year ago
Match threads on sporting communities with hundreds of people commenting during the match.
- gwildors_gill_slits ( @gwildors_gill_slits@lemmy.ca ) 14•1 year ago
/r/askhistorians. The only truly good subreddit.
- jinarched ( @jinarched@lemm.ee ) 9•1 year ago
I worry some safe spaces for specific mental illnesses will take quite some time to emerge in here since they are very “niche” communities.
I think it can be very important for some people to engage with people who share the same struggles. I would totally understand if some people decide to keep using reddit for that sole purpose.
- HSL ( @hsl@wayfarershaven.eu ) 7•1 year ago
We keep seeing threads looking back at Reddit. Removing this one under rule #4.
- DJDarren ( @DJDarren@beehaw.org ) English7•1 year ago
People not asking what others miss from Reddit, mostly.
- Fester ( @Fester@lemm.ee ) 6•1 year ago
Searching for any question +Reddit and finding multiple answers/discussions related to it that are usually reliable or at least lead to ideas for more research. Especially for finding products and reviews.
I still sometimes look at old.reddit search results even though I don’t have an account any more, but I think those answers will soon become obsolete. And eventually I think new questions will be flooded with low effort trash answers that would make Amazon reviews blush.
- MiddledAgedGuy ( @MiddledAgedGuy@beehaw.org ) 2•1 year ago
Local subreddits. I liked interacting with people in my area and it helped me keep up on local happenings. The decentralized nature of the fediverse plus the comparatively small userbase makes it feel unfeasible at this time.
I don’t use other types social media (which I bet is a common sentiment around here), so those aren’t options.
- squirrel ( @squirrel@discuss.tchncs.de ) 2•11 months ago
The simracing community. There are active subreddits for every single sim, they sadly haven’t made the move yet.