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Participate in a Dive Against Debris! Don’t let your dives go to waste! Grab your mesh bag, scuba gear and data card to make #EveryDiveaSurveyDive.

Welcome, divers! We created this group to help connect like-minded scuba divers around the world. Want a gear recommendation? Trying to identify what went wrong with that reg? Trying to plan your next trip? Here's the place to do it. We'll also keep you up to speed on our ScubaLab test results throughout the year and post stories we find interesting.

Welcome to the most active social community for scuba divers! DiveBuddy is an online scuba community that begin in 1998. Tens of thousands of scuba divers use DiveBuddy for everything related to scuba diving, not just finding a new dive buddy. With educational scuba articles, in-depth forum discussions, amazing underwater photos, detailed dive sites and more...DiveBuddy.com is a wonderful resource for every type of scuba diver. Our goal is to provide the scuba diving industry with a massive online community of scuba divers and dive retailers from all over the world. Membership is always free and the fun is virtually guaranteed. Even if you already have a dive buddy, create your own profile and start meeting other new and interesting divers right now. DiveBuddy is improving the scuba diving industry by providing a fun, active and full featured social network for scuba divers and dive retailers. Our website offers much more than your basic forum!

Girls that Scuba is a community of inspiring women who are passionate about scuba diving. We range from the scuba instructor, the beginner, the never-put-on-a-scuba-mask, to the full-time ocean activist, and everyone in-between. Our mission is to encourage, educate and introduce more and more women to scuba diving while empowering the ones among us that are already addicted.

The PADI Torchbearer community is a critical ally for the ocean – a force for good that can be mobilized to restore ocean health and support our coastal communities around the world. Saving the ocean will take all of us working together, united by our passion and armed with a clear plan of action.

This is a community sharing 3d modeling artworks made in Unity

Welcome to 3DMA.

Web Design

Build Your Brand Effectively.

Welcome! Conversations about building and marketing your brand online. Feel free to ask questions, open discussions, and contribute with tips and experience. Please respect everyone and read the rules before engaging.

For everyone looking to turn their business into a brand. Conversations about brand building and marketing. Feel free to ask questions, start discussions, and contribute with tips and experience.

/r/branding welcomes discussion about → Engaging applications → Case studies → Management techniques → Growing your brand

A place for gaming discussions for and by lesbians, bisexual women, and transfemme non-binary people. This subreddit is not for discussing men. There are places for that. This community is for discussions centered around our attraction to women as women and gaming! We are currently not accepting minors as members of the community due to our safety concerns about Reddit.

Welcome to r/TransGamers. This is a safe space for people across the trans spectrum to discuss all things gaming. Join us on our official Discord! https://discord.gg/vETqq9hSmE

Gaymers has been forced to re-open after our protest of the assassination of 3rd party applications. Gaymers is a place for LGBTQIA gamers of all stripes to share their nerdery & geekery.

A space for queer women of color to connect. This is a deeply sapphic space that embraces qwoc of different identities.

a programming community for trans people

A casual place for transfolk to chat about anything.

A place for ftm and other transmasculine-identifying folks to discuss all aspects of post-transition life: relationships, hobbies, careers, family, mental health, etc. There is no One True Way™ to be post-transition; people will be taken at their word when they say they are done with their transition, regardless of what they have or have not done. Non-Op and non-HRT folks welcome!

A place for FTM/FTN/FTX folk over 30 to come together for support and discussion. If your life experiences better align with those who are usually over 30, you're welcome here. Over 50? Try joining r/FTMOver50 also!

We're lesbians over 25 who felt like the sub r/ActualLesbians was excellent, inclusive of all WLW, did a good job of enforcing no TERFs, & wanted to replicate that for the 25+ crowd. Simply put, WLW life in adulthood is much different, and as much as we're a part of r/ActualLesbians, we wanted a space where WLW 25+ can discuss more specific 25+ things separate from teens or the younger crowd. We do NOT tolerate TERFs, anti-trans rhetoric, or any form of bigotry.

Some of us are married to men, some of us are dating them, and some of us are chronically single. But we well have one thing in common: we are late to the coming out game. A place for queer, gay, bi, pan, lesbian, trans and questioning humans to share, give advice, and receive support! We welcome discussions that explore what life looks like or could look like as a “late bloomer” lesbian. This includes talk around sexuality, sensuality, life, friendships, random thoughts, fun, and more.

While /r/asktransgender and other trans groups are great, some of us have families, partners, careers, and all the other trappings of not being in our 20s any more. Here's somewhere to talk about these things and the issues we face in transitioning. This is not a fetish group or a place for chasers, crossdressers and posts attracting chasers are highly discouraged. Please be aware of our rules. Note that all new accounts will be moderated. Onlyfans and thirst traps are not allowed here.

A place for gay men and women to get together and talk about issues concerning aging life experiences more than a decade ago. This subreddit is intended, but not limited to gay men and women in their late 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s and above. This is not a subreddit for "coming out" or "first time" discussions. We have "been there" and "done that", so let's move on. This is a "we've seen it all" space to celebrate the long lives and wisdom of the mature LGBT community.