I'm sort of guilty of that. I created /t/personallymetric, which is the same as /r/personallymetric. However, I've actually started writing content for it here, something I never got around to on reddit. I don't know what it is about this place, but I feel more compelled to write content here than I did on reddit.
I did start /t/glitchinthematrix, but I have no story to share yet, so it's kinda empty. It's there, though, if any glitchers from Reddit wants to share/discuss something.
It's not necessarily a bad thing. Bringing new topics and new content that can be shared with the community. People might find new things they like. I found my immense enjoyment for ASMR on reddit and wouldn't have known about it otherwise.
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Me with /t/blender. Gotta have somewhere to discuss your hobbies right.
Its great so many people create tribes about their hobbys and topics they like!
Thinking about it, is there a snapzu askreddit equivalent?
/t/asksnapzu
A clear YES
A lot, but the leadership seems to be completely different.
Guilty as charged.
I'm sort of guilty of that. I created /t/personallymetric, which is the same as /r/personallymetric. However, I've actually started writing content for it here, something I never got around to on reddit. I don't know what it is about this place, but I feel more compelled to write content here than I did on reddit.
Tried but the influx slowed it down so much I couldn't start one.
I started /t/did, /t/lionfish, and /t/aquaculture. They were all small specialty subreddits that I enjoyed. A few minutes ago, I found someone who had created 3 tribes. /t/red, /t/green, /t/blue (sigh).
I did start /t/glitchinthematrix, but I have no story to share yet, so it's kinda empty. It's there, though, if any glitchers from Reddit wants to share/discuss something.
That subreddit was always interesting, I created /t/picrequests its the same as on reddit but also empty haha
Hi! I created /t/nyyankees. Same as the one on reddit
I created /t/linuxgaming today. A key point though is that although these tribes my have the same name, they are entirely different communities.
And thats good
Exactly
I'm cheif (didn't create it, claimed it) of /t/newtribes, but /r/newreddits isn't really a reddit-centric thing, just inherent to the system..
It's not necessarily a bad thing. Bringing new topics and new content that can be shared with the community. People might find new things they like. I found my immense enjoyment for ASMR on reddit and wouldn't have known about it otherwise.
I also found ASMR on reddit