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I don't know of a central place to do that.

But you can make your interest known. In a blog post and other social media, tell your fans what subject you are researching and solicit their tips. Perhaps make your "tip line" posts a featured part of your blog.

Of course, this reaches only your current fans, who may or may not have tips about your next subject.

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