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I'm late to the party but one of my favorite places on Reddit was MomForAMinute, where people could stop by and share their news or vent or talk about whatever they need to and get internet Mom Hugs. It was such a wholesome place.

I've seen a few suggestions of witchy stuff, paganism, or witches vs patriarchy. So maybe just a ~~"New Age"~~ "Spirituality" community that deals with paganism, wiccan, astrology, crystals, etc.

Doesn't have to be called that exactly, but I think it would be better to group that rather than a plethora of smaller communities with less traffic?

• Witchcraft and/or Paganism - Absolutely needs representation. Maybe to make it more general and allow for other religions as well it could be called "Spirituality"?
• Keto
• Stitchcraft/Needlecraft as a subboard of Creative.

Thank you for considering suggestions!

c/videos

Home networking or self hosted.

Given how many posts about Reddit have not been on the threads set up for them, a Reddit-specific community to post in might be worth considering. Though I don't know for how long that'll remain an issue, and it could devolve into navel-gazing.

Fantasy/Sci-Fi

Apologies if some already exist, I haven't thoroughly looked at at the whole list.

Personalfinance
Audiobooks
PCHelp
Bikecommuting
Hiking
Drones
Electricvehicles
Eyebleach[l
Kdrama

I'd really like Entertainment to have subcommunities for Movies, TV, and Streaming.

An equivalent of r/ifyoulikeblank (suggestions based on things you already like), and/or r/tipofmytongue (for trying to find things you've forgotten the name of)

Something for amateur music producers to share work in, get feedback, kudos, whatevs.

There were some communities on Reddit that I quickly gave up on because they were either dead, or full of jerks.

a witchcraft community would be amazing!! i haven’t yet found a good one across the federated internet and i have found the communities across various witchcraft niches are all very kind. ❤️

3DPrinting

Permaculture - might just go in Nature and Gardening, but does have a lot of unique related content.

Skincare

Backyard Chickens 🐥🐓🐔

The one I couldn't find mentioned here would be /c/digitalminimalism. Here we could share tips and experiences on reducing screen time, using dumbphones, exploring minimal apps, and all things related to simplifying our digital lives.

Mushroomgrowers/mycology (there's mycology@mander.xyz, but it'd be nice to have one focused on growing)

Pseudoscience/skeptics (for discussions scientific skepticism, the skeptic community, and shows like SGU, ONWRAC, etc.)

Whatsthisplant/whatsthisbug/etc. (For identification purposes)

myog (for diy outdoors gear)

Startups/indiehackers (for those wanting to start small, self-sustained businesses)

Could we have something specifically for Apple people?

LeopardsAteMyFace

Atheism

Anti-work

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IdiotsInCars

• news from anything but the usa, that's sorely needed.
• a general photography community, both for discussion and showing pictures off.
• something along the lines of /r/mealtimevideos.

Science

(then drill down with space, physics, chemistry, etc)

I really enjoyed the NoLawns group, and didn't see it suggested. Also, Travel was a great group to share pictures and travel tips, as well as ask questions.

Japan/Japanese culture without anime/manga clutter would be nice.

Running! The Reddit running community was helpful and very active and now they've shut down entirely

What about Digital Art as subcommunity for Creative like Writing?

For painting of all things, 3d and so on

Some community suggestions from Reddit that I loved to browse would be amazing if there are communities of them on here at Beehaw:

• c/programming
• c/programminghumor
• c/learnmachinelearning
• c/AIresearch - discussion of new and upcoming AI/ML papers
• c/CScareerQuestions

Windows OS

And/or

Mac OS

To match all the Linux communities?

The windows discussions on reddit were always really helpful.

Or maybe just Tech Support.

Or an even more general "Advice and Help" or "Troubleshooting" hive, for any kind of troubleshooting.

NFL/Fantasy Football! That's what will draw me back to reddit right now

A documentaries would be great

Aquariums? (Fishkeeping, aquascaping & plants, ponds, questions and discussions etc).

I'd love one for Crafting, but understand if you feel this is too under "creative" to qualify.

I feel like the creative umbrella covers so much that isn't necessarily what people are making and I'd love to see everyone's personal crafts: knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross stitch, 3D origami, sewing projects in one place.