I’ll say it for everyone (and myself), NSFW communities. Reddit is still effectively king for that, at least for now.

Here in the UK we just drink straight from the (cold water only by law due to differring regulations) tap without boiling and that’s been the case for decades at the least across the entire nation. There’s just no need to boil the water here unless you are cooking.

It’s also safe in Iceland, I went there and their water is crystal clear and pure since it’s sraight from the glaciers. You could drink out of a random stream there.

Probably just re-enact Jan 6 but Russian for the propaganda points, then skedaddling before the hammer comes down.

There is also the problem with “gone wild” style subs, where the users posts their own explicit pictures, but that doesn’t mean they want those pictures reposted elsewhere without their control.

That does unfortunately come with the territory of posting anything on the internet though, especially explicit material.

That makes sense if they migrated here that much earlier, a core userbase that transfers could pretty easily rack up those numbers over a few years.

Had some issues getting an account with loading going infinitely until approved, which is just confusing as a new user as there was no notification about it timing out, and almost led to some duplication by accident. But so far it has actually been pretty smooth other than that, I like the UI and the community focus a lot.

A VR (virtual reality) focused community would be nice, it has a very strong community across devices all things considered.