On Reddit, posts get lost quickly. Infinite scroll means you might see a post once and never find it again. There’s also constant dilution from OF promotion, unrelated content, and low-effort spam. Moderators try to manage it, but it always creeps back.
Over the past year, our subreddit has grown to 20k members, with over 1 million visits last month. Our approach has been simple: share content we genuinely enjoy, keep the community clean, and focus on quality over quantity. That focus helped the community grow, but posting activity has always been limited, mostly moderators carry the content. That’s another reason we built this site: Reddit doesn’t encourage structured contributions or long-term engagement.
How this site is different
- Clear categories and tags to make content discoverable
- Forums for discussion, not just one-off posts
- Media tied to profiles with comments, likes, and view counts
- Separate content types, so everything has its place instead of being lost in a single feed
- Privacy and anonymity, letting users participate safely without exposing personal info
We also allow uploading media directly, with privacy options for contributors. Users can make posts public, members-only, or more restricted, so creators feel safe and in control. The media section is designed to feel native, with browsing, commenting, likes, and views integrated, no need to jump between external platforms.
A censorship-resistant space
Increasing censorship on Reddit and other platforms inspired us to build this site. Posts can be removed, accounts flagged, or entire communities shut down unpredictably. We want a space where content isn’t constantly under threat, so users can post, discuss, and share without fear.
Early growth and community
To start, we’ll seed the site ourselves and bring in the first wave of users from our subreddit. The goal is for community members to start posting and discussing, so the site becomes self-sustaining. If you know communities or individuals who might be interested, sharing this site with them would help immensely.
Our Mission
- Provide a central hub for the WMAF community
- Make content discoverable, organized, and engaging
- Protect privacy and anonymity for all users
- Encourage quality contributions while still welcoming casual visitors
- Give creators control over their content
- Build a long-term, self-sustaining community free from arbitrary censorship
We know the interest is there. By providing a properly structured, censorship-resistant home, this site has a real chance to become the central hub for the WMAF community.