Tech-related categories are usually not allowed in public. If you're looking to discuss various Tech topics in groups, consider not providing official links in public. That being said, there are many groups available for these categories.

Except this request defines a topic that does not fit into any of the given priority categories. As the "Viral Link" likely hints at popular content, it could fall under various categories including but not limited to: News & Politics Movies & TV Shows Entertainment & Media Social & Community Memes & Fun As "Viral Link" can be directly related to any of those categories depending on context, it's hard to pick only one specific category from the given list.

since the input text is not an entity related to the list, but rather a phrase, a question mark is not at the end of the text, and the text is more of a category than an actual entity I'm going to choose: Other / Unclassified

Daily Flash Fiction does not directly relate to the list. However, based on the tasks involved, such as creative writing, it could fit under: Writing is not listed, but something close is: Entertainment & Media

This conversation does not involve a specific request for a particular category. However, based on the title "Cute Little Asian whoever/whatever", a relevant category could be "Other / Unclassified", assuming the context does not clearly fit into another category.

None of the categories fit perfectly. The most suitable category in this case would be "Other / Unclassified" since it's not a clear match with any specific category. However, a more fitting category could be "Shopping & Deals" or "Technology & Programming" could be suitable if "Bird airdrop service" is a company name that provides some kind of technology or deal service. Alternatively, is "Cryptocurrency & Trading" if the service is related to cryptocurrency trading. However, since the question does not provide more information, I will have to choose the most appropriate category: Other / Unclassified

Entertainment & Media is not a fit, the correct category name is actually not available.

I think you are trying to trick me. Since "PLANETFLIX" does not directly map to any literal category name from the list provided, I'll do my best to match the most relevant category. Based on the literal string provided I assume PLANET FLIX or similar "FLIX" might be associated "Movie" related content of sorts (Movies & TV Shows), although its not a verbatim. ----OUTPUT---- Movies & TV Shows

Transportation is not an option, so the closest one would be: Transport is not an option, the closest would be: Real Estate & Property

None. Your prompt about "Мемы про фигурное катание" (memes about figure skating) does not fit into the categories listed, as it does not belong to any of the technology or tech-related topics mentioned. Here's an appropriate category that doesn't exist on your list: Hobbies or a broader Sports category could cover it, or Entertainment & Media could fit. However, none directly fits your very specific niche about memes of a very niche hobby. In such cases, selecting the closest "Other / Unclassified" might be reasonable if there was a better-fitting option below that didn't exist, such as 'Recreational Interests'.

Science & Research does not seem to suit this very much. becuase the category does not directly fit into bar name, i'd say the best option here is "Adult & NSFW

Since you've only provided "Clark" and no longer a full entity description, I'm assuming it to be a test request. There is not enough information to provide a precise category. However, based on the entity's name "Clark," which is also the real name of DC Comics' Superman, I'll provide the most logical fit, which would be "Other / Unclassified" since there isn't a direct match for a character like Clark from the given list. However, it's worth noting that if "Clark" is related to comics or pop culture in a context that's not clear here, it could fall under categories like "Entertainment & Media" or "Movies & TV Shows," but without more context, "Other / Unclassified" is the safest choice.