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/r/UFOs is basically the only place I've ever found good coverage of UAP reporting. I've been looking around Lemmy and so far I haven't found anything similar.
Everyone thinks UFOs are some joke topic that should be immediately ignored whenever it comes up, but there's been huge developments in the UAP scene over the last few years, and you basically can't find good reporting outside of a dedicated subreddit, because everyone else just wants to ignore it.
Console and individual game ones mostly, also my local subreddit (japanlife). I'm sure I'll learn to live without them eventually, but I'm just so used to that structure that it's going to be hard at first...
The thing I will miss the most though is how RiF allows me to instantly jump to a subreddit just by typing a part of its name, no need to subscribe or anything. This is how I've been browsing for years, so having everything combined together is hard to get used to. I'll manage in time, hopefully.
I founded r/recumbent - then handed it off to better folks once it took off. I still mod r/NOC and r/Apraxia. They'll all die. That's OK.
It's the people, really. Sure there are a lot of memesters and low-value content. But when you found folks that took a discussion seriously and LISTENED and put thought into their replies. The very best was when -after a few rounds- someone I started out disagreeing with taught me something. And I also taught them. Philosophy, AI Art, Music, News, Sysadmin, even sometimes in Politics. BestOf is an obvious big loss.
Not gonna lie, but for me, it's gonna be mostly the hobby relaxed ones like
r/darkart r/art r/noise r/sixthworldmusic r/nosleep
/r/footballhighlights
If Liverpool played at 2 in the morning in my timezone, it didn't matter because I could avoid spoilers and download the full game to watch after I woke up. Not to mention that I could then share it with my granddad, too.
Looking at all the answers in this thread, i realised I might miss Reddit (subreddits) more than I thought.
Itβs just cool to see the variety of refugees here sharing memories of their previous communities in the once glorious homeland made uninhabitable by the authoritarian regime.
I'm going to miss r/hexandcounter. Wargaming is already a niche genre of boardgaming and the hex and counter is even further niche
I'm subscribed to a lot of band/artist subreddits, so I'm going to miss them
Sunrise and Sourdough
Handwriting. I hope to see it here, because i am not looking back! >
It seems I linked the wrong community sorry
I know I saw a handwriting community around here somewhere although I can't seem to find it at the second
I'm going to miss my local subreddits, like r/toronto and r/askTO. They have (had?) a very active and interesting userbase. I'm going to miss the subreddits for the games I play, like The Sims and Civ. I'm going to miss the subreddits for the TV shows I follow. I'm going to miss the lady-focused subreddits, the cute animals subreddits, the mental health subreddits (which have gotten me through so much), the science subreddits, and the news subreddits. I'm a member of so many communities there that I love. I'm going to miss them all.
I miss the Apple related subreddits, that community hasnβt really seemed to move over yet.
Pretty sure AITA, TIFU etc were mostly badly written fan fiction lol. Some of those stories were so far from anything that could happen in reality. I hate being so cynical and critical of everything.. ignorance is bliss
Since i'm just starting to get into home lab and self hosting I'll miss r/homelab, and r/homelabsales
I loved r/hobbydrama, it was such a good place. :<
