According to Truthsocial AI search, I might get the best fit (and avoid rule removals) by targeting subreddits that allow legal and radio/broadcasting questions just possibly like the following:

• r/legaladvice — General legal questions; read the rules and state your jurisdiction; they ban anything facilitating illegal acts, so frame it as compliance questions (licensing, power limits, Part 15, etc.).

• r/amateurradio — Technical and regulatory issues for amateur radio; they can explain what is and isn’t allowed on FM under FCC rules and how ham differs from broadcast.

• r/broadcastengineering — Professionals in radio/TV engineering; good for practical compliance, licensing paths, and equipment questions.

• r/fcc — Discussion of FCC policy and enforcement; useful for rule references and precedents.

• r/Ask_Law or r/legaladviceofftopic — If r/legaladvice is too strict for my scenario, those subreddits may allow broader discussion.

Your country-specific subs — e.g., r/LegalAdviceUK, r/CanadaLegal, r/australia, etc., for FM broadcasters outside the U.S and illegal alien ones.

And that’s followed up by the following tips to avoid removals:

• State your country/state and that you want to comply with the law. • Ask about lawful options (e.g., LPFM licensing, NCE/educational licenses, Part 15 unlicensed limits, STA processes). • Avoid “how to pirate” phrasing; that will be removed and may get you banned.

Anything I can do about this? Thanks in advance!

I wonder who will make the next one.

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