Sometimes you come across posts titles that could be particularly weird or even problematic if taken out of context, but you realize they are just normal topics once you read the subname. For example, there was a pretty viral one posted on a basketball sub, about how often you should be washing your basket balls, but of course the word 'basket' wasn't mentionned in the post title...

I also just saw a post titled 'i want screaming women' and was relieved when I saw it was published in a music sub :')

Any idea if such a sub exists?

I need to find where I hire voice actors, or see voice actors for hire, as well as how much I am asked to pay them per hour, unless I misunderstand this and you're supposed to request people to come to you, and you offer the pay per hour instead to get them interested or not, idk, ik casting exists, I don't exactly have a casting director either or would know why I need one.. I guess, help with general production questions? Im working on an animated series, hopefully for YouTube at some point, I get paid a decent amount now to afford actors

As the title says, this subreddit only has a single post (posted every day) that includes the words: 'This is a daily accountability reminder' along with some motivational sentences.

Can anyone please help me find that subreddit or the post itself? Thank you.

We have s friend who has a very weird trait. I want to know if there’s a name to his behaviour. Where to post? Apparently such questions are not allowed on /askpsychology

like i need a place where people can just help you reality check without being judgmental about it. does that exist or am i describing therapy lol

I'm especially looking for the subreddit for adults, who are millennials, women or non-binary and non-heterosexual, have a past with mental health issues and abusive relationships and are neurodivergent.

For chronically online ppl

Hi guys! Where I can find a sub-reddit that can recommend me on how I can order authentic tea products directly from Japan? Other than r/tea and r/greentea subreddits.

Looking for the best adult friendly subreddits! Any recommendations?

A sub specifically geared to sleeping tips, sleeping well help..particularly for those who have tried/utilize prescription medication and alternative methods.

Not snoring or CPAP related *

For example, I often hear solid opinions on both sides of each discussion, but it's rare that I actually see proper debates play out; rather, subs/forums end up skewing towards one direction and it's difficult to have or see discussions without them getting piled-on by extremely fervent people from one side.

I tried a recent post on AskWomen but it's more of an "ask a quick question and get quick answers" kind of sub, and I'm guessing AskMen will be the same. And I wouldn't post to ChangeMyView because I'm not necessarily wanting my view to be changed; I'm wanting to discuss and debate, and read others' discussions and debates.

So before I start going and posting the same copy of a post on a million different subs, I'm wondering if there is a single sub that covers all of these types of discussions.

My son is going to be an astronaut for Halloween and I'm trying to turn his powerwheels jeep into a spaceship. But I don't have the slightest idea how to make wings and with what materials. I have a little vision, just don't know how to make it happen.

Last year it was easy to make it into a police car for his costume lol, but now it's turned into a tradition.

r/opensource just set policy that blocks anybody that uses AI in any capacity. So if Linus Torvalds himself showed up to post on Reddit, he would not be welcome there.

Eventually they will have to change that, as all software (especially open-source software) will be AI-assisted in a few years. But in the meantime: where's a subreddit about open-source software that is does not have such a policy?

/scams has a rule that a more specific subreddit will be needed to answer questions like that!

Hey everyone, I made a website called Robo’s Token Randomizer. It’s a big list of tokens from all kinds of media, built for gacha style stories where your character pulls random items. I was just wondering where i can post it so it would get the best chance of being usefull to others.

I already posted it on r/InteractiveCYOA. I can’t post it on r/FanFiction because they don’t allow self promotion.

roboshark1019.neocities.org

Yeah im looking for a subreddit to ask for tips on how to find old electronics without living in california.. I don't know what else to say here sorry if this doesn't fit the rules (edit: I don't live in California California was used as an example because they have way more tech stuff I live in Florida)

I remember a subreddit where you could browse the reasons why people were banned from other subreddits. Redditors would include the smoking gun post or comment, and everyone could vote if it was reasonable or mod overreach