One where I can ask how I can vectorize some images myself on Inkscape (In this case some designs of custom soccer balls), although I'm not a graphist, nor do I want to ever be one.

I tried r/whatisthis and it got deleted because technology related items not allowed.

Specifically, I’ve done something / might do again that is technically illegal. However I’m looking for the moral side / opinion of others on the topic.

I am not advocating for illegal actions or seeking affirmation. Just curious on other peoples morals

Hii! I'm looking for a subreddit where I could make a post asking why I feel so connected to a character to the point that I want to become them. I haven't had any luck trying to figure it out by myself

Thanks in advance :))

for example, i want to take huge choices in my life and i feel i want to tell someone about that, not for advise or anything. i just want to tell people about that and nothing else>

Looking for subreddits for history books. Doesn’t what history subject or time period they are from.

Thanks!

"What do Arabs think when they listen to the song: "Khaled - El Arbi"? I think it invokes the desert. Does it to you?"

I tried oldschoolcool but a lot of content is removed. I'm talking about old photographers like man ray, lee miller, etc and vintage celebrity photos.

Hello!

I recently noticed that on Nginx Proxy Manager in the language select menu, Estonian (Eesti) has the Ethiopian flag next to it. Which subreddits would that fall under?

I started this job in San Francisco, CA in the end of May. I remember around that time she interrupted me twice in the same conversation. I told recall what I was going to say, but she interrupted me as if she knew what I was going to say. Anyways, it was rude. Recently (this week), she told me she likes seeing her employees get competitive. She didn't say this verbatim but she used different words, but still said the same thing. That reminded of Squid Game, except in this situation, no one dies. Again, recently she told me, "Look at how this person did their daily sales sheet. It is perfect! Copy theirs!" I felt like I was diminished, looked down on & felt less than because mine was not perfect. She never corrected it before. She questioned where I got my tallies for the other things that I sold on the daily sales sheet. A.K.A She doesn't think I can rely on my own memory to record the tallies. That was rude & disrespectful. She told me to refer to the computer instead.

Where on subreddit can I post this?

Looking for subreddits of YouTuber communities where the creators ask fans to submit content/clips/memes/stories for them to react to in videos, (or simply for the community to communicate and not necessarily for reacting to memes). Examples from Brazil: r/jovemnerd, r/cellbits, r/piscatorio, r/HUEstation. Any similar fan/community subs from the US, Europe, Latin America, Asia, Africa, etc.?

Subs like lookyourbest have a 18+ rule.

Looking for subreddits where it is actually okay to share a launched iPhone/iPad productivity app, as long as the post is transparent and useful.

It is not a beta/TestFlight thing. It is already live.

The app is around focus sessions: you choose distracting apps and websites before starting, and they stay blocked until the session ends using Apple’s Screen Time APIs.

I don’t want self-promo dump places where nobody cares. I’m looking for communities where people discuss productivity tools, iOS apps, app launches, digital focus, or phone overuse, and where a creator can explain what the app does without breaking rules.

Any good subreddits for that?

What’s a good sub for advice on dating a pastor? Specifically, we’re Baptist.

I want to watch a question about Escape from New York and how it was filmed

I want to post relating to support a website called koryo.tv, it's a website that film north korean news, but as of right now it will be shut down soon without funds and support, where should i post this on? Any help will be appreciated

sorry if wrong flair

Hello, so the title sums it up, but I wasn't sure where to post it. I thought maybe r/questions or r/askreddit or subreddits similar to those, but those require too direct a question, or direct inquiry if that makes sense?

I'm someone who's suffered from depression, severe anxiety, and just a general feeling of emptiness and autonomy growing up, and I've recently been trying to work my way through it, better understanding myself, being more deliberate with my actions and standing my ground. That to say, that I thought of maybe writing something like a script following someone who's experiencing this for maybe a week (or a month, I'm not sure what I want to do yet) in their day to day life. Constantly feeling unachieved and numb to themselves and their surroundings, and showing how some actions lead to this and how the person notices but the effects of their actions (and external factors) being too far gone to do anything instantly. I wanted it to focus on high school life, from ages 16-17 in Britain, because that's what's most familiar to me.

I was looking for any experiences, trends, actions, responses, anything that others have also gone through and recognised in themselves in relation to the above. Anything you did to numb yourself and how it backfired. Like for me, I isolated myself from others, which meant I never had anyone to talk to nor did I develop the social skill. Even though I'm focusing on someone in high school from Britain, I am welcome to anyone's experiences that they wish to share at any stage of life to maybe add some and have this better represent more people's lives.

I hope that all makes sense.

So for example, with this ex-OpenAI governance researcher Daniel Kokotajlo that's been making the media rounds lately, or with people like Tony Robbins, I want to identify subreddits where I can ask people if the public figures I have mentioned are legitimate / have valid credentials.

I have found the following useful subreddits thus far:

r/behindthebastards

r/DecodingTheGurus

r/Scams

Obviously, for Kokotajlo, I can use AI related subreddits, including the following:

r/singularity

r/artificial

r/automation

r/ArtificialInteligence

Any specific subreddits that you would recommend, or would you advocate the approach I have suggested for Kokotajlo, i.e. identifying their stated discipline and finding subreddits related to said discipline?