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For example, I want to find all communities (Facebook, Reddit, forums) about electric cars and then find all threads about cars' electric usage, energy saving, etc. Right now I have to do it manually, and it takes a lot of time.

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Google Search

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Stanley IdesisDeveloper, Consultant, and Teen Idol · Written 1mo ago

Alright, sounds obvious at first but by using advanced search criteria, you can find the kind of results you're looking for. For example, to find all forums about electric cars, I would search, `forum AND cars AND electric`. For Facebook, I might do, `site:facebook.com cars AND electric` Then I would collect the domains of the resulting searches using something like SEOQuake, and begin searching for conversations found within those domains with something like `"fuel efficiency" site:carguides.org OR site:electroforum.com` Hope this helps. :)

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Meetup

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Jonathan JamesAlways Reaching. · Edited 1mo ago

@Meetup offers you a real community of people who're talking about real events right after sign-up. Instead of being thrown into a forum atmosphere where people could be fake, Meetup, is full of people who have decided to come together at events centered around different topics. Over the years, so many people have gone to meetup to find relevant communities that Meetup has been further developed and it works very well! There is a public feed that you can post on, but ultimately the point is to get to the next event that the Meetup group you joined is having so that you actual engage your community in real life. … See more

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Slack

Be less busy. Real-time messaging, archiving & search.

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Omer MoladCo-founder and CEO @ Vervoe · Written 1mo ago

Checkout this list of Slack communities: https://medium.com/standuply/the...

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What is a good tool to find relevant communities and threads?

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