/t/css is in need of a good chief!

Will you show it the love it needs?

1. Don't be a dick
2. Post a link to the tribe in need with [In Need] in the title. Example: "[In Need] /t/poortribe"
3. If you're taking over a tribe, please post the name on the tribe with [Adopted] in the title. Example: "[Adopted] /t/poortribe"
4. If the tribe you're posting has an obscure name, please post a brief description of the tribe
5. This is for tribes without a chief, not tribes with inactive chiefs - that's /t/reclaimtribe
6. See rule 1

Have you come across a lonely, chiefless tribe while perusing Snapzu? Everyday more and more are left cold and alone. These poor tribes deserve a chance to thrive just the same as tribes fortunate enough to be lead by a chief.

Hi, I'm pseudopsynic and for just one act of joining /t/chieflesstribes you too can help a tribe to what it truly deserves, by helping it find a chief.

Post a snap or text post linking to a neglected tribe. Do your part. Save a tribe today.

Disclaimer: This is not /t/reclaimtribe for tribes with inactive chiefs. This is for tribes with no chief at all

I'm going this tribe can help find some lonely tribes new chiefs. Will you help the cause? Start posting any and all tribes you come across in need of a loving chief. I'll be adding more style and revamping rules and such as we go. But for now, sleep!

Edit: there is now! /t/chieflesstribes

Looking around Snapzu, I've come across a good number of tribes that don't have Chiefs. I tried searching for a tribe that may exist to list these out so they might find a new Chief, but I can't seem to find one. Does anyone know if such a tribe exists?

LaFarge writes and performs original, sometimes traditional music steeped in American blues, country and Western swing from the days when 78s ruled the record player. Watch him perform a short set at the NPR Music offices, with the help of his band ...

Vinyl records are making an unexpected comeback after almost disappearing in the early 2000s. But because no one makes record presses anymore, factories like Rainbo Records near Los Angeles have to rely on aging equipment. Rainbo president Steve Shel ...

I would love to have a place to discuss vinyl! Can we bring this tribe to life?

"Incorporating elements of early jazz, ragtime, country blues, Western swing, and beyond, LaFarge has created a vibrant, deeply expressive body of work that embodies an expansive musical vision and vivid storytelling sensibility that are wholly ...

Hopefully I'm not just overlooking it, but being as new to Snapzu as I am I might be. I'm trying to find a tribe dedicated to vinyl records. I love the look, feel and sound of vinyl lps, and I'm hoping to find other like-minded Snappers (or Snapzites, whatever... you know what I mean).

I was a lurker on Reddit. I tried out Voat, contributed more than my 2 years on Reddit, and then started to fall back into my lurking habits... I want to contribute. Just from looking around a bit it appears that Snapzu might be exactly what I'm looking for to keep me engaged! I'm very excited to have found this place, and to have finally got an invite code!

So any tribe suggestions for this newbie? I have a lot of interests. What are your favorites?

Thanks for having me!