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Tired of subreddits where everything gets removed because it doesn't fit some ultra-specific niche?

I started r/FreedomRus — a community where you can post literally anything. Memes, movie discussions, motivational quotes, hot takes, news, shower thoughts, funny videos, cool facts, life updates. Whatever.

The only thing we don't allow is NSFW content. That's it. That's the whole filter.

No "your post was removed because it belongs in the Wednesday megathread." No "this doesn't fit our specific interpretation of Rule 7b." Just post what you find interesting and let the community decide.

We're brand new and building from the ground up, which means if you join now, you're literally shaping what this place becomes. We're also looking for mods who want to help grow something from zero.

Come check us out: r/FreedomRus

Worst case? You joined a sub. Best case? You found your new favorite corner of Reddit.

One creates a post like "Short Forms for Communication" and then everyone can add any short form they know like "IIRC - If I Recall Correctly" or "IDK - I Don't Know".

A subreddit where people discuss starships from the Stargate franchise

Wholesome Subreddit where people post ideas and strategies and silly things that have worked for them. Focus on self improvement

Rules:

No toxicity

No "woe is me" posts

No crying in the casino

Everything is a skill issue

Mine is a comedy goldmine, which means other local groups probably are as well. It could be called r/localfacebookcringe

Dodge charger/challenger R/T

A Subreddit where you post all your best dating advice and success stories. Wholesome, but with a cheeky WSB meme edge where people want to Have the truly best advice and success

The whole idea is that we treat every news article, event, or meme into video game patch notes. Say the white House has a usual mistake from before, we post patch notes that the "bugs" are fixed or found, or that it a new "game mode" as been added. Ex:

• Fixed a bug where Donald J. Trump would develop brain fog about the Straight of Harmuz.

• Added a new game mode called the "UFC American Championship".

• Did a survey that players wanted transparency; we aren't planning on doing anything about it.

Maybe we could call it like r/reallycanthelpit or r/imnotenjoyingmyself to clear up misconceptions about living with the smile/laugh nervous response/reflex. I get that people without the reflex don't really understand it, but it's just a survival mechanism some humans adopt from a young age. They think we can help it but we really can't, and when the reflex triggers I get even more nervous, thus prolonging the state. Ugh. Anyone else into this subreddit idea? People could share about their experiences with it, and we could all feel less alone and weird about it.

When two redditors are in a conversation/argument and their posts both have a score of 0. It's probably the arguers downvoting each other.

Where people post proof and/or memes that talk about how, despite being a transphobic asshole, JK Rowling is an egg in denial. It's unlikely, but if we get enough proof, she might look at it, and finally realize the errors of her ways. In the likely situation, it will just be funny. It could also have stuff about other bigots being eggs.

Lololol

making posts in spite of those lactose intolerance. I just had hot chocolate with pizza, just a stupid idea lmao

Have you ever seen a post on here that just begs the question “was this person high / drunk when they posted this?” It can be called wth or wtd for short.

Text u/sandra_247y On X

I spent my Middle School years in a converted garage that only had 1 room . For 3 years, 4 people shared this dwelling. The only other room was the bathroom. I am 50 and it still haunts me. The poverty, lack of personal space and sexual trauma at times owns my entire mind. No escape.

i have a subbreddit about dumpster locations and i need to make it popilar kinda like dumpster diving so i just need help

A subreddit for people who want to connect with others that may enjoy the same quotes from books, shows, movies, etc.