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Sublemmy. I know it's uninspired, but we might as well use terminology that people are familiar with. "Community" sounds too vague IMO, it's better to choose a made up word that doesn't have a specific dictionary definition.
Reddit no longer refers to subreddits as subreddits officially, so I say it's free for the taking.
What term are they using?
Ironically, they've been calling them Communities officially since around when New Reddit launched.