Spotted on Reddit: SFWDOG, a search engine for subreddits. From the Reddit announcement: “I indexed every subreddit with more than 1k subscribers so you can easily discover new communities. Try it → https://sfwdog.com. Type any query into the search bar, or browse through categories like Lifestyle, Entertainment or just Vibes. Filter by subscriber count to find massive hubs or niche groups.”

Here are two very different subreddits that I created and administrate.

This is a subreddit for those who love, or are even curious about, opera and its singers from the 1950's and earlier. Feel free to ask questions, share reviews and links, and discuss this wonderful genre of music and the singers and composers who brought it to life. Everyone, from beginners to experts, is welcome.

https://www.reddit.com/r/OldOpera/

If you want to join apositive subreddit for the blind, try r/BlindandFine. The subject matter is far less strict than at r/blind, since not everything needs to be related to blindness. This is more of a place where we can get to know each other and have fun. We allow sighted people to join as well, and we welcome questions about blindness if they are genuine, requests for feedback on surveys or technology about/for the blind, etc. However, I do ask that you join only if you are eighteen or older. Please also note that this is not a therapy/support group. If you need that, then r/blind is for you. I am not an administrator there, only of Blind and Fine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BlindAndFine/

#accessibility #BelCanto #blind #blindness #composers #friendship #hobbies #music #opera #records #recordings #Reddit #singers #subreddits #technology

Lifehacker: Reddit Is (Mostly) Shuttering r/all, but There’s Still a Way to Access It. “As reported by The Verge, Reddit is officially doing away with r/all. This decision didn’t come out of the blue, though. The company had announced its plans to remove r/all in December, before doing so in January (though it called this an ‘experiment’). It also removed r/all from users accessing the site […]

#LGBTQ related #Wikipedia article created 4 hours ago

Josie Kins

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josie_Kins
Josie Kins is a British–American psychoactive drug researcher and content creator. Kins is a transgender woman

#Subreddits #Psychedelic #American #Reddit #WomenInRed

If you want to join apositive subreddit for the blind, try r/BlindandFine. I do not claim to be perfect. I am bound to make mistakes. But I am also willing to listen to members and try to make this the best community I can. The subject matter is far less strict than at r/blind, since not everything needs to be related to blindness. This is more of a place where we can get to know each other and have fun. We allow sighted people to join as well. However, I do ask that only those over eighteen do so. Please also note that this is not a therapy/support group. If you need that, then r/blind is for you.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BlindAndFine/

#accessibility #blind #blindness #developers #encouragement #friends #friendship #fun #positivity #questions #Reddit #socialisation #socialization #subreddits #technology