I moderate r/NoShorts, a small support community for cutting back on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.

Opening Instagram to answer a friend and ending up in Reels, losing your bedtime to TikTok, or swapping one video feed for another are all on topic.

One starting point: pick a recurring scrolling moment, decide what you want to do instead, and make that alternative easy to reach. Then notice whether you actually spend less time scrolling across all three apps.

Bring a specific sticking point, a change that helped, or an honest update when a plan did not stick. The pinned welcome has practical starting examples. Cutting back counts; no perfect streak required.

a subreddit meant for posting old youtube videos and having relevant discussions

r/BiggestSubreddit is so big it's bigging the hardest of all big subreddits. I'm a big boy ask me about this big subreddit.

r/neur0loom is feeling a little empty... Do any neurodivergent folks or allies want to join? It is mostly just me talking to myself inside of there, but it would be nice to have some extra people. More information below.

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Happy Anniversary neur0loom!

Today, June 20th, marks the one year anniversary of neur0loom® and its community The Quirk Cafe™, unmasked, and the philosophy "Threaded Minds".

neur0loom® is a multimedia storytelling and community project exploring communication, emotional experiences, identity, and neurodiversity through symbolic worldbuilding, original characters, creative media, accessibility-oriented tools, and shared spaces.

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The project is still growing, but the heart of it is simple.

I want neur0loom to be more than a story, a collection of characters, or a community hub. I want it to help people understand one another, especially those who are neurodivergent, disabled, marginalized, or otherwise overlooked.

It is about learning together, offering support, sharing experiences, and creating something good that ripples outward. Some people may come for a story. Others may stay for a conversation, a resource, or simply a quiet place to exist for a while.

I believe people are often moved to care more deeply when they are given an opportunity to experience a perspective outside their own. Through stories, animation, education, and symbolic worldbuilding, I hope neur0loom can help make those experiences more visible, memorable, and easier to understand.

I hope neur0loom can encourage curiosity, compassion, and action. Not only for neurodivergent communities, but for anyone who has ever felt tangled, unheard, or alone.

One day, I hope it becomes a nonprofit. Right now, it is mostly a Discord community hub.

I have been trying to make a library index on Reddit and linking all the posts together through "Beta Index" which is essentially an index of all the related Reddit posts.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NixvirComic/

Ladies and gentlemen, I am here to promote my subreddit, dedicated to my webcomic. Come on down, and join up, and you'll have one hell of a fun time!

It’s not a polished fandom hub — it’s more like a forgotten experiment that still keeps running. Expect:

• absurd humor and meta jokes
• deep-cut references nobody outside the series understands
• occasional serious discussion buried under nonsense
• a community that feels slightly “glitched” in the best way

If you like older, surreal anime, parody-heavy storytelling, or just want to explore something intentionally unhinged and obscure, it’s worth a look.

r/excelsaga — small, weird, and still barely holding together.