Hello TL!
I was wondering what online communities TL members are involved in other than TL.net. It can include hobby related communities like gaming, photography, cooking or just about anything. I'm just curious to what variety of hobbies TL members enjoy since I'm in desperate need of something to do now that I have much more free time because of summer!

So share some of the sites you're engaged in! This should be fun.

ella_guru

Canada1741 Posts

June 21 2010 04:10 GMT

I check craigslist and kijiji everyday , and by virtue of being musical, have had some pretty strange/ productive / waste of time encounters.

Also, a useful time waster

http://www.ted.com/

domane

Canada1606 Posts

June 21 2010 04:16 GMT

I regularly visit several different websites, but I'm only a member of one other community besides TL:

http://www.anime-forums.com/

HighTimes

Taiwan342 Posts

June 21 2010 04:17 GMT

poker

also not involved, but i love them:
http://ocremix.org/

Deleted User 3420

24492 Posts

June 21 2010 04:24 GMT

digg, but i guess that isn't really a community, at least not for me
i used to go liquidpoker but not anymore

long before tl.net i hung out with blizz fanbase types like cwal/open tech support
there's also a buddhist forum i post at sometimes

-fj.

Samoa462 Posts

June 21 2010 04:33 GMT

forum.unity3d.com is like teamliquid for game designers

holy_war

United States3590 Posts

June 21 2010 04:35 GMT

Reddit because Digg absolutely sucks now.
I also spend a lot of time on college football forums.

Alou

United States3748 Posts

June 21 2010 04:36 GMT

I'm a member of a Buddhist forum as well. Just because Buddhism has some really interesting aspects that make you think.

XazXio

United States356 Posts

June 21 2010 04:42 GMT

www.simtropolis.com i love my sim city :"D

LosingID8

CA10835 Posts

June 21 2010 04:48 GMT

#10

wearesc.com
jpopmusic.com/forums
soompi.com/forums
studentdoctor.net

Deleted User 3420

24492 Posts

June 21 2010 04:55 GMT

#11

On June 21 2010 13:35 holy_war wrote:
Reddit because Digg absolutely sucks now.
I also spend a lot of time on college football forums.

i should start going to reddit -.-
digg truly isn't as good as it used to be and it is sad
i blame power users

Kenpachi

United States9908 Posts

June 21 2010 05:04 GMT

#12

I dont have a community..

AeonStrife

United States918 Posts

June 21 2010 05:42 GMT

#13

clubrsx.com
gametrailers.com
Yahoo Answers (Its very fun to answer peoples questions or get your questions answered)

HighTimes

Taiwan342 Posts

June 21 2010 05:56 GMT

#14

oh, and nobody mentioned the site that starts with '4'
i do go lurk there sometimes, when im sad

Quesadilla

United States1814 Posts

June 21 2010 05:58 GMT

#15

waffles
what.cd
socalevo.net
lambgoat.com (hate that I frequent it)

Pathology

Canada132 Posts

June 21 2010 06:03 GMT

#16

On June 21 2010 14:56 HighTimes wrote:
oh, and nobody mentioned the site that starts with '4'
i do go lurk there sometimes, when im sad

Dono why you'd bother to hide the name now, or mention it at all for that matter. Site is dead. The people that made the community what it is have gone to greener pastures. Or grown up, one of the two.

RageOverdose

United States690 Posts

June 21 2010 06:25 GMT

#17

On June 21 2010 13:16 domane wrote:
I regularly visit several different websites, but I'm only a member of one other community besides TL:

http://www.anime-forums.com/

I remember visiting that site a lot around 10th/11th grade, when a new student in my school showed me the website and how awesome it was for anime fans. It really sparked a much larger interest in anime than I ever had, but I never felt like I could make a good post on there, so I eventually stopped visiting, and now I have no idea what anime to watch. I think you've made me want to revisit that place!

I was a member of a small forum called moviecodec.com for awhile, but the interesting people and extremely lax nature of the site's lounge forum (yeah, I didn't go for codec help and information) eventually left, and now it's just a bunch of people who formed a small clique and are trying to block everyone out.

And I'm a somewhat regular commenter on Joystiq since about the unveiling of "Revolution," before it was called Wii. That year I had business computing in high school, and since it was super easy, I had a lot of free time and I wanted to read up on my gaming.

HDstarcraft

United States577 Posts

June 21 2010 06:42 GMT

#18

Overclock.net