I think most of the suggestions here are wonderful and as long as everything is kept positive I think it should attract the right communities to thrive.
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A Music Production specific community.
Aquariums? (Fishkeeping, aquascaping & plants, ponds, questions and discussions etc).
The redditlist seems to be offline - taking part in the protest, I guess. So, looking at a recent archived version, we could always make sure we've duplicated the biggest subs, for a start. WorldNews definitely fits that bill.
Looking at what had the most subscribers in 2014 it doesn't look like things have changed much - gaming, news, funny, videos, science. News for nerds. Most all of those have been covered here, but I think it would be prudent to cover all the bases.
Also, are we going to have local communities? Jeez, "communities" is a lot of typing. Subs is 5 characters. Local "comms"? Sounds like a Hawkwind song...
@alyaza An equivalent to:
r/FakeHistoryPorn
r/Steam
r/StupidFood
r/GameDeals
r/HardwareGore
r/SoftwareGore
Something like Tinkering or Skillshare for hobbies that have a pretty large degree of trial and error where asking questions for help with them may be useful such as 3D Printing, raspberry pi, Arduino, etc.