21–30 of 56 posts
There are alternatives to #1, such as subject-specific subreddits, but they often to fail at being #2 once they reach a certain size.
The only other site I’ve seen manage to sustain #2 (“civility at scale”) is… Wikipedia.
We already did this today, c'mon
Pouët ( https://pouet.net ) from the demoscene. Yes, it's programming, but at the intersection with art and retro culture.
Lemmy is a federated Reddit alternative. The comments are sometimes lower quality, but it certainly has more breadth: https://join-lemmy.org/instances
All of the photography forums I've visited have made me nearly regret getting into it as a hobby, so I'd love to hear of some.
https://aihackers.ai is a recent community built around AI contents (built on a tool called HN+ - https://www.hn.plus )