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The same way everyone else finds a subreddit? What kind of question is this?

Server? Buddy, I think you might be confused. You're on Reddit, not Discord.

As for how I found this subreddit: word of mouth. I''d seen it mentioned a bunch, so I gave it a look and scrolled through it every so often. Eventually, I found something I actually wanted to comment on, made an account, and here we are.

Why do you ask? What other answers do you expect than "a friend recommended it", "I saw it mentioned in a community I was in", "I used a search engine", "I just typed in random things after that r/ and this one existed", ...? We find things the same way you do.

Do you mean how we found Reddit, or how we use computers? Because the second one can be read on the sidebar.

Which server, exactly? Reddit has several. I assume the specific server I'm using is the result of Reddit's load balancer's chosen routing method.... not really something I have control over.

https://quicklygoingblind.blogspot.com/2022/03/if-this-was-aa-meeting-id-feel.html

OPs clearly trolling

Because Aaron Schwatz is a god damn legend, that's how.

If you read a few posts, you’’ll figure it out.

I originally got on reddit because of a site called the zonebbs.com they said they started a facebook group and r/zonebbs. Oh okay. Let’s check that out then. We can do that. So I got on reddit. I decided I was going to go looking around reddit anyway now I am on and found the blind sub at least 4 or 5 years ago now I think? Under some very old long gone account. Estj136 or something like that? And I was on other subs. That sub has been routinely dead so I’ve been on this sub and others. Been in and out of typological ones. Been on several christian subs and conservative ones. I am both a christian and a conservative I happen to be a conservative christian as well. But yeah, different story for a different day. And I’ve recently joined other subs but need to be more active.