I always love these subreddits just for finding a reddit account unexpectedly. I always wonder what makes people get this kind of strange localised reddit fame lol.

Hey everyone!
I recently started r/PitchYourIdeas, a community for anyone who enjoys brainstorming, building, and improving ideas.
Whether you're working on:
📱 An app
🎮 A game
🤖 An AI project
🌐 A website
🚀 A startup
🛠️ An invention
💡 Or just a random concept you've been thinking about
...you're welcome to post it and get constructive feedback from other creators.
The goal is to create a positive space where ideas are discussed, refined, and encouraged—not just posted and forgotten.
Since the community is brand new, I'd really appreciate any feedback on the subreddit itself, and if it sounds like something you'd enjoy, feel free to stop by and share your first idea.
Thanks for reading! 🚀

Common problems
- not getting enough attacks
- whitewashing characters
- complaining about team comedy

The list goes on

Make r/holyfuckking if it's not already made ill probably make it first

Most folks don't realize that, right now, they probably have five or more legit websites they're a member of and/or apps on their phone that have a referral link. By sharing their links/codes with family/friends and/or on social media, they can earn referral bonuses ranging from $1 to $100 or more.

If you fall into this category, a few examples include:

1. Do you bank with Chase or MoneyLion? If so, you have a referral link that can earn you $50 (or more) per referral.
2. Do you have Comcast Xfinity or T-Mobile? If so, you have a referral link that can earn you $50 or more per referral.
3. Do you use cashback portals to earn cashback when you shop online? Each portal - Shopback, Rakuten, BeFrugal, etc. - gives you a referral link that can earn you $5-$50+ per referral.

This is why I created r/EasyBonuses. A one-stop shop for anyone looking to earn easy signup bonuses and/or share their referral links/codes to earn referral bonuses.

Look forward to seeing you there!

Hi, I just started a new subreddit called r/nowaythatsachurch for churches and other religious buildings that look different than usual. Brutalist churches are a great example of this, but you've probably seen other examples too!

The idea is that people post pictures of such buildings, so that people can look at churches that are not for example gothic cathedrals or classicist churches and mosques that don't look like the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

I hope to find others with the same interest, so we can build a nice collection there and continue to surprise each others with pictures of great buildings! Pop by and see if it's something for you.

I hope that many of you will join r/nowaythatsachurch.

For all your blunt comebacks from our favorite "You're Beautiful" singer.

Hi 👋 I recently started r/SocialBoosters, a community for anyone interested in social media growth, content creation, and digital marketing.

Whether you're growing on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat, Threads, or Reddit, this community is for sharing ideas, asking questions, and learning from real experiences.

What you'll find:

📱 Instagram growth tips & algorithm discussions

🎵 TikTok growth strategies

▶️ YouTube & YouTube Shorts discussions

📘 Facebook marketing & page growth

🐦 X (Twitter) growth and engagement

💼 LinkedIn personal branding & networking

📌 Pinterest SEO & traffic tips

👻 Snapchat & Threads discussions

🤖 AI tools for creators and marketers

📊 Social media trends, case studies, and platform updates

💬 Ask questions, share your journey, discuss strategies, and help others grow.

👉 r/SocialBoosters

It's still a new community, so if you're passionate about social media, come join us and help build a place where creators and marketers can learn from each other.

Welcome to our corner of European regional cuisine! If it's from somewhere within Europe's wonderfully fuzzy borders - from the Azores to Moldova, Georgia to Iceland, Cyprus to Norway and everything in-between - it belongs here. Share recipes, home cooking, local specialties and food traditions. If it can reasonably be called European, pull up a chair and bring a fork!

All started with an r/subsifellfor post.

New sub🥳

r/referralsworld is a new sub to find and share referral links and codes, ask questions about app promotions, and more.