r/technology inspired me to start a subreddit for gays to talk startups, programming, apps, etc.!

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I've been following r/technology for a little while now and have been generally getting more and more into Reddit over the holiday break — it's a good use of downtime lol. Anyways, I started a new subreddit called r/techgays for folks that are gay to chat about all things tech.

Being 31M (photo) new to San Francisco this past year, it's been a struggle developing a strong friends circle, so I am really excited to build a community with fellow gay guys like me interested in connecting over technology here on Reddit. I know there are a lot of you out there.

Here are a few recent posts that might be interesting / entertaining to you:

This community and topics are still taking shape, but it has been exciting to see the join count go up! Would love for you to join the discussion at r/techgays and get involved as well!



Submitted December 30, 2019 at 01:19AM by thankyouwow https://ift.tt/2F0ueOq

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