r/findasubreddit

Post a picture of somewhere you dropped something and Reddit helps you find it.

Thank god for high quality camera phones. I feel like I’ve seen this enough: “dropped my paper clip on the gravel driveway” and then people scour the photo and find the needle in the haystack.

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u/mandrews03 — 1 day ago
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What sub should I ask this question in?

I found an old home movie of one of my birthday parties. In the video is an old friend I had forgotten about. Where, if anywhere, could I post the video in hopes someone recognizes him and I could reconnect with him?

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u/vastdreamer — 2 days ago
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where are the insightful communities

the internet was a place of knowing and getting to know. whether it be about people’s lives, industries hearing from people inside sharing their thoughts and experiences, there were common themes of growth and spirituality and kindness and the shared human condition. where did it all go from the reddit communities, even r/popular at a time before it went mainstream. trying to get that social feeling too

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u/jazfinde — 7 days ago

Sub to find specific internet videos/memes

I'm looking for a tik tok from 2021 and for the love of god I can't find it, where can I ask?

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u/GRIG2410 — 6 days ago
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How to know where I can post in?

How do I know where I’m allowed to post in without a lot of karma points? Is there a way to check this before? I just get rejected a lot after I wrote a whole post but if I can know it before writing something it would safe me a lot of time haha. If someone could help me I would appreciate it a lot

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u/matsk123 — 13 days ago

Environmental/minimalism sub that is intersectional?

Is there a sub for minimizing waste/impact where people understand that folks are doing the best they can, disabled folks exist, rural folks exist, and so forth? The big ones seem to be full of people who jump down posters' throats for using mail order at all ("uh, go to a store?!?") and for purchasing any prepackaged foods.

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u/OscarAndDelilah — 12 days ago