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Hello everyone. Although a tribe like this one could theoretically be run without the help of a community, there would be no learning and limited fun. There would also be a pretty heavy bias. That's why I invite all of you to participate to help make this tribe as diverse as possible, as well as a launching pad for local artists that deserve another step.
I am open to all suggestions on what we can do to make this tribe better.
I am looking to the community to voice their opinions on what does or does not work in this tribe. In these early stages especially, any and all feedback is greatly appreciated.
8 years ago by clammysax
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I mentioned this is the /t/newtribes post, but I'm not 100% sure about rule #5. I understand why it's in place and it's a good idea if the location has a "music scene," but for a very rural area, it limits the ability to post the only local artist I know of.
Hey thanks for your input! Sorry I'm just responding now. I get what you're saying, that could be very hard in an isolated area. I would encourage you to research bands from the nearest larger city or from a different part of your region. I understand that each and every town or city might not have a lot going on in terms of music, but I think we should try to keep it reasonably close. That being said, I would love to hear your local artist as well as a couple newly discovered artists that you might find. Bandcamp gives you the ability to search by city. If anything is close enough, it's a really cool way to get into the stuff around you.
EDIT: I also got some feedback asking about [REQUEST]s where someone can post a city and wait for other users to reply with artists in that area. /u/Teakay, if you want to test out this method, feel free. I would encourage an attempt at your own research first, but if that fails try to follow this format :