/r/chaosmagick
this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2023
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Relaxed section for discussion and debate that doesn't fit anywhere else. Whether it's advice, how your week is going, a link that's at the back of your mind, or something like that, it can likely go here.
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DIY music making using DAWs (digital audio workstations). My personal preference being Reaper for its flexibility and low cost.
lemmy.studio might be of interest? That instance is still growing for sure!
Thanks, I'll check it out!
Scuba diving! 🤿
Or just diving / water sports in general (although probably more thought should go into picking the name...). Specifically scuba is probably too niche to make an active community at this point in time, but it feels a little out of place in a more general sports community.
r/scuba was always a fun place to go and see people's cool videos of marine life and underwater selfies, as well as being a good place to ask questions and discuss gear.
Something akin to /r/CharacterRant with interesting critique and analysis of media. Most of the same rules would apply and as long as people don't get into flame wars it would be a great fit for Beehaw. It would require a good bit of moderation, though.
Running, advanced running, running shoe geeks. Please?
ooohh yes please! and some cycling subs as well.
I agree, a lot of the PC building communities would be nice to have here
FFXIV, stuff like /r/StoriesAboutKevin and /r/TalesFromTechSupport, and /r/xena
Marx-Lenin
r/momforaminute was lovely but might verge a bit too much into mental health support unless guard rails are made for such a community.
r/Aquariums, r/PlantedTanks, r/Aquascape !
/r/ExMormon
Looks like no one's mentioned it... I'd like a British community. Maybe for discussing news in our corner of the world, maybe just for casual talk like /r/CasualUK.
The only community I really miss is r/todayilearned. Just some quick, interesting facts. Having an alternative here would be fantastic.
There are a few TIL communities! They’re off to a good start, too.