@nieceandtows to

New Communities • 1 year ago

Kids communities, now 2x more friendlier!

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Kids communities, now 2x more friendlier!

@nieceandtows to

New Communities • 1 year ago

Hi all,

I wanted to create some kids related communities with friendly names (for /r/kidsarefuckingstupid and /r/kidsarefuckingsmart), and created some on sh.itjust.works. A shrewd lemming pointed out that these friendly communities might not be as friendly as I hoped, because they have shit in their names due to them being on sh.itjust.works.

On the one hand, we’re just getting started, so it’s easy to move elsewhere, but on the other hand, there’s already almost a dozen subscribers, so it’s better to leave it be.

Either way, I have created

[email protected] and [email protected]

I request you to kindly subscribe to those communities.

Chat

@ExtraMedicated
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2•1 year ago
What’s the preferred method for text-based posts? r/kidsarefuckingstupid disallowed plain text so people would post screenshots of text. I never knew what the reason for that restriction was though.
- @nieceandtowsOP
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  2•1 year ago
  I don’t mind it one way or another. Feel free to post any text posts.

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