What would you like from r/magic?
This is a pretty small subreddit, and definitely a community based upon a niche interest. The sidebar has recently changed to explain a vague ruling about exposure. Please note the difference between exposure and discussion of methodology and/or theory. I'll be attempting to spread the word of this subreddit to people who express an interest in the art. I don't anticipate an major influx of subscribers, but I would like to increase the population of this subreddit. Along those lines, I would also like to increase the variety a bit. There has been a disproportionate number of Penn and Teller submissions lately. I love P&T as much as the next guy, but please remember that this is a subreddit dedicated to the art of magic, presentation, and sleights...not a subreddit dedicated to a giant comedic magician and his silent partner.
So, what would you like to see from r/magic? Would you like to use this more as an educational resource, a way to expose beginners to magic, a discussion amongst serious magicians, a collaborative creative effort, some combination of the above, or something else?
Posted Jul 10, 2011, 5:23 AM UTC