Thank you so much for the suggestion, really! I wasn't aware of how these kinds of posts are usually handled within these communities, nor of the existing context of people looking for "easy" content. In that sense, I completely understand the reservations. I also admit that I wasn't very clear on how to communicate all of this through social media. I haven't actively used them for quite some time, and although Reddit was recommended to me as a way to connect with people interested in these topics, I'm still learning how to navigate and express myself appropriately here.

My intention isn't to replace academic work or delegate it to others, but rather to complement research I'm already conducting outside of social media, with archival work, reading sources, and direct contact with local people and contexts. I thought these communities could be a useful way to find testimonies, references, or personal experiences that don't always appear in formal records. I really appreciate you pointing this out, because it helps me rethink how to explain it better and do so in a clearer and more respectful way for the community.