I’m trying to get involved in Reddit communities, but almost everywhere I’ve tried posting has account restrictions.
Are there any active, beginner-friendly subreddits where new users can participate without running into these restrictions? Also have a 6 year account and still can’t post on most subreddits

I've scanned r/needamod but that's mostly subs asking for mods, not wannabe-mods.

Where can I find users with common sense that want to moderate?

A farm out in middletown, MD (Walnut Ridge Farm / Moo cow creamery on FB) had their kitten, “Meatball”, stolen from them off their porch by a wretched womans son, who was reported expressing how he wanted said kitten by other customers on the property. Police and AC arent of the best help and the evil woman herself and other on lookers confirmed the theft. There is also camera footage that has been posted. The kitten was allegedly left in a Suv for quite awhile after the theft and theres concern that it died from heat and that is why there is refusal to return Meatball. The husband of this wretched woman is also an engineer for a dang Data Center, which is why they were in town in the first place 🙄

Full name, photo of woman, and evidence is on their fb page btw

Where can I post to get more public pressure and awareness about this?

My husband likes getting compliments from strangers online by sharing SFW and NSFW photos of himself. Instead of him having his own page we decided to start with a shared one so I could participate with him. But the only ones I’m finding that can accept NSFW are about finding someone local to f*ck your husband. We don’t want that. I want my husband to be reminded that he is physically attractive to more people than me, but we are still physically/ sexually monogamous. People trying to come on to us in that way makes us really uncomfortable so we just want to avoid that. I likely need multiple subreddits so I can have places for SFW images and separate ones for NSFW images.

TL;DR- Subreddits to share hot SFW and NSFW photos of my husband without people trying to have sex with him/us.

I’ve been creating short videos using Seedance 2.5, and it handles character details and facial expressions really well. That said, it’s still not where I want it to be. I’m continuing to refine every detail to hit my target quality.

Right now I’m learning to build large-scale and multi-character scenes. Does anyone have advice on how I should set camera angles, shot breakdowns and scene layout to make everything look polished?

I just want to see videos of people arguing, or being silly in public or the occasional positive one of strangers having a laugh together, etc.

But ever since Trump became president again, it’s just been video after video of him being a dumbass and other videos of the consequences of his terrible decisions.

I know he said something stupid/ offensive again, I know terrible things are still happening every day. I just want to see small, petty stuff like before.

[r/Imthemaincharacter](r/Imthemaincharacter) and [r/influencersinthewild](r/influencerscaughtinthewild) are both pretty close, but are there any others?

I want to find a place to just talk to people but I’m so new so I can’t post anywhere. 29 F

I was unknowingly sold a sick puppy (in the state of Virginia).

The puppy is better now, but the seller is refusing to take responsibility for the vet bills, and will not respond to my requests for the vet documents proving the puppy was healthy at the sale date.

Which subreddit should I post to?

Thank you in advance!

I would like to learn more about some African cultures, especially Somali people and other African immigrants to the United States.

I live in Minnesota, where there are a lot of African immigrants. It's really interesting to see the differences and similarities in our cultures and I feel like it would be cool to go more in-depth in learning about the history and complexities in cultures that I'm not familiar with.

Of course I can always try to make friends with the African people in my community- but it's easier to make friends when I already have a frame of reference to draw from.

I'm open to places other than Reddit.

Please no bigoted/hateful subs. I'm not interested in bigotry.

Thanks!!

I recently joined reddit and I'm looking to find a community that can help me out with some tips and gotchas for first time founders. A place that's friendly for newbies and wouldn't mind guiding people.

I just posted a situation on Am I the asshole and it was taken down because I mentioned that I had an abuser. Someone reported it and it was taken down for violence. Is there anywhere else I could post my issue? It doesn’t even have to do with him I barely mentioned it.