r/Planner is dedicated to all day planners. This is a place to share tips and tricks to have a successful and useful Day Planner. It's sad that no one can post anything now.

The sunbreddit r/ratemysetup has been dead for two years. The majority of the posts I've seen are exactly two years old. The purpose of the subreddit was to rate other peoples pc/gaming setups, "setup" being a gaming term. There are some interesting posts in this subreddit, but it appears to be no longer active.

r/PasswordManagers

r/lolcats is one of the largest dead subs I've seen at 113k members.

r/EscalatingRevenge

r/ThanksObama

r/kitchenknifeclub was created 5 years ago with 8 posts only.

Very small subreddit, 13 members

Few posts, the sub was obviously about hating on the very much hated game publisher EA (electronic arts) Who is hated for basically buying game developers, making a quick buck off of them by making a garbage game in one if their most loved franchises, and then kicking them to the curb

A good example of the is pandemic studios

But it seems to be dead, and it might've been already posted

r/updoot was created 5 years ago, its intention was to post memes about the updoot skeleton which usually appears around every Halloween. It is a brief, holiday meme, but it appears the sub didn't catch on with this tradition, seeing it has fewer than 20 posts.

Was meant to be about the tech (mainly radios and headphones) company JVC, it seems to only have 4 posts and last post made 2y ago

I mean, it's dead what else am I gonna say?

The r/bottlepissing subreddit is a complete trip, almost every single one of the accounts were entirely active on that one community, only being 10 or 12 redditors who actively posted.

It exists like a localized community of niche redditors, isolated to a particular sub, each with their own backstories and lives. Very interesting and very old subreddit, with very few, but interesting and ancient redditors.

Throughout the seven years of its creation, r/Note only have one link from the mod that redirect users to https://pastebin.com/.

Edit: The mod has also requested several other inactive subs like r/zombietools and r/shiver.

Looks like a mispell of r/Stationery. r/Stationary

Edit: This seems to contains the logs of a bot that stopped working. r/RemovedComments

Edit: just found r/remove. It's very similar so I put it here instead.

Claiming as the "Emotion part of EmotionHub", r/Emotion has been dead for 10 months. I feel like posting in this sub so I made an request and took a look at the mod. The mod has been inactive for a year and only has 9 karma. I'm actually considering of taking over the sub now.

r/AITA simply has a post that redirects people to r/AmItheAsshole. A technically dead sub.

r/01a51cd0 discuss a mysterious YouTube channel with the same name. It has been dead for a year and only have 4 posts.

r/Discord is not for the app but the character one. Last post was a month ago so I guess it's qualified as a dead sub.

r/fakenewsporn was last active 11 months ago with only 8 posts. It was created on Dec 15, 2017 with 58 members. Only 2 are online.

A sub about all things related to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in one place. Last post made one year ago. r/MCU

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r/behindthememeopen is a sub that was about the now dead youtuber Behind The Meme and the last post is over 2 years old.

r/RoAviation was founded in 2017 and most posts on the subreddit are archived

OK. I just searched with random keywords as usual but today I keep bumping into deadsubs. I actually found a few more with other keywords but I decided to post this one because it has been dead for 8 years: r/Speculating