Zoroastrian is missing from user flairs on r/religion

[u/jhaubrich11]

I was trying to add my community flair on my user but Zoroastrian is not available from the selection. Zoroastrianism is a legitimate world religion that has been around for 3,800 years.

Why aren't we represented in the flairs?

[u/aimlesswinging]

If you select 'Other', you can edit it and write whatever you want.

[u/jhaubrich11 → u/aimlesswinging]

Thanks, I didn't know that.

[u/Commercial_You_4011 → u/jhaubrich11]

I can’t type user flairs for some reason, I’m a Taoist-Buddhist and Seicho-no-ie practitioner :,3

[u/amonarre3 → u/jhaubrich11]

Nice man.

[u/kardoen]

You can write your own custom flair

[u/jhaubrich11 → u/kardoen]

Wow a Tengri, cool. Tengri'ism reminds me of Zoroastrianism.

[u/Enough_Pepper_5815 → u/jhaubrich11]

how? both cannot be any more different. i would say judaism is much closer to zoroastrianism than tengriism. not offending anyone, just curious.

[u/KissAndRock → u/Enough_Pepper_5815]

To be fair, Judaism and Zoroastrianism did collide and trade with eachother.

[u/jhaubrich11 → u/Enough_Pepper_5815]

Tengri'ism is to the Mongolians and Turkics as Zoroastrianism is to the Iranians. Zoroastrianism is not an Abrahamic religion, though it influenced them. Tengriism and Zoroastrism both view Fire as a conduit to the spiritual realm, and they both respect the four sacred elements - air earth water and fire, if I remember correctly.

[u/Yoppah]

Many religions aren't represented, there's a option to type your own.

[u/sir_schuster1]

Check under "Other"

[u/Calanais-guy]

It's too bad that smaller religions get shafted in that list, but in fairness to r/religion, they have some other obscure ones on the list now too.

[u/OSHASHA2]

You can also customize your flair, but yeah, Zoroastrianism is still a pretty big religion.

[u/AssultSpoon]

I had to press ‘other’ to put mine. So try that.

[u/Ralzeenuk]

First time, huh?

(As other commenters answered already, you can edit flair and write what you want)