June's Top 10 New Hive-Friendly Subreddits That Can Boost Your Hive Link Sharing. HivePosh Weekly #26

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2025-06-26 13:54

The end of a month means it's time to look at new Hive-friendly subreddits active HivePoshers have discovered over the past 30 days. Let's get started!

A disclaimer: I mention a HivePosh user whose Hive link share proved the subreddit is Hive-friendly. However, I can't guarantee this user was the first. There is no bot to collect this data; all this has been done by hand, with the help of my memory which isn't flawless.

r/movies 🗣38M @theworldaroundme

A huge subreddit, and it looks like there are ways to draw the attention of this audience - look at this fantastic share:

The history of cinema. Worth keeping in mind.

r/artificial 🗣1.1M @theworldaroundme

Strangely, we didn't know this sub for a long while. Might be a good alternative to well-known r/ArtificialInteligence (1.5M). At least, @theworldaroundme managed to earn 1000+ upvotes there:

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r/IndieGaming 🗣403K @tsnaks

A large sub where you can promote games:

When promoting a game or sharing development progress, please make only one submission every two weeks. Do not post the same content repeatedly.

Might be useful for Hive. If @holozing or @splinterlands has a promo contest, we know what subreddit to invade, lol. And another one:

r/gamedev 🗣1.9M @theworldaroundme

The subreddit covers various game development aspects, including programming, design, writing, art, game jams, postmortems, and marketing. It serves as a hub for game creators to discuss and share their insights, experiences, and expertise in the industry.

Another place to post about Hive games but read their rules related to self-promotion:

No Blatant Self Promotion - Context-Driven Link Sharing Only: Posts with only a link to social media, game pages, or similar will result in a ban. This community is not for self-promotion. However, links are allowed if they serve a valid purpose, such as seeking feedback, sharing a post mortem or analytics, sparking discussion, or offering a learning opportunity and knowledge related to game development. Sharing for feedback differs from pure self-promotion and is encouraged when it adds value to the community.

r/flags 🗣58K @x-rain

Flags are a super broad topic. And it is related to politics and news, and thus there is a change to generate great amount of views.

The share wasn't deleted by the sub but removed by Reddit's filters in 4 days after being posted - as I see it, this title didn't fit Reddit's political views and it was censored through word filtering despite the article being fully based on a survey.

r/history 🗣19M @uwelang

History works great on Reddit, we all know. @uwelang has added another historical subreddit to our Hive-friendly list, a huge one:

r/natureismetal 🗣2.4M @dkkfrodo

Show claws and fangs of nature! Good for STEM posts showcasing the power of nature, its brutality and beauty. Posts that show survival, predation, animal behavior, or extreme natural phenomena can work well in this sub.

r/shittyfoodporn 🗣2.5M @stekene

Greasy grey and brown food erupting with burned oil and covered with chemical mayo is welcomed! Please avoid anything green like vegetables!! 😁 This sub is fun. If you spend several minutes there, you can start uncontrollably laughing.

Easy to upset people, so... I'd recommend posting only stuff from your phone on Snaps rather than sharing cooking masterpieces of Hivers.