How does Reddit Recap work?

Reddit joins Spotify, Instagram and YouTube Music in giving people a look back at how they spent their time on the platform in 2021. The Reddit Recap shows which subreddits you spent the most time in, how many awards you received and the amount of scrolling you did as measured by bananas.

What is Reddit rule2?

Post authentic content into communities where you have a personal interest, and do not cheat or engage in content manipulation (including spamming, vote manipulation, ban evasion, or subscriber fraud) or otherwise interfere with or disrupt Reddit communities.

How many people actually use Reddit?

As of June 2021, Reddit ranked among the most popular mobile social apps in the United States with almost 48 million monthly active users.

How do you get Flair on Reddit?

On reddit.com Select Community Options on the right-hand side of the community’s page.. Next to User Flair Preview, click the edit icon to set up your flair. If you don’t see the User Flair Preview option, then only moderators of the community you’re in can set up your user flair.

Can you see who liked your post on Reddit?

No, you can’t see what other people have liked unless they have enabled that in their preferences which almost nobody does.

How do Reddit broadcasts work?

Reddit Public Access Network, commonly known as RPAN, is a live streaming service run by Reddit. Every broadcaster is given a three-hour limit on broadcasting; however, this time limit can be extended if streamers receive Awards from other users.

Is Doxxing allowed on Reddit?

No. Reddit is quite open and pro-free speech, but it is not okay to post someone’s personal information or post links to personal information. This includes links to public Facebook pages and screenshots of Facebook pages with the names still legible. Posting someone’s personal information will get you banned.

Why is Reddit so toxic?

Why is Reddit such a toxic place? The short answer: the voting system, the obvious abuse of moderator power, as well as the inevitable circlejerking emerging in subreddits are largely responsible for reddit to be such a toxic place.

What is the biggest Subreddit?

The 31 biggest subreddits (2022 update)

Rank	Subreddit name	# of subscribers
1	/r/announcements	153,972,327
2	/r/funny	40,442,903
3	/r/AskReddit	35,787,366
4	/r/gaming	32,799,784

What is Reddit gold worth?

It is a membership plan that allows users to experience premium features such as exclusive access to The Members-Only lounge, removes all ads, and earn 700 Reddit Coins every month. As of January 25,2019, this premium subscription costs $5.99 a month – a few dollars higher than the previous $3.99 USD monthly fee.

What is Flairing a post on Reddit?

Or they are getting their posts removed because sub rules. Either way here’s an example it’s literally the process of putting the little category box on your post.

Can you tell who Downvoted you on Reddit?

No. Voting is an anonymous function on reddit. Nope. As others here have stated, you won’t be able to see who downvoted on submissions to your community but if you find someone is mass downvoting, reach out via r/reddit.com modmail and include a few examples so the team who deals with such issues can look into it.

Do Reddit broadcasts make money?

You really can make money from Reddit. Reddit doesn’t pay you directly, but it does offer you tons of opportunities to make cash through different subreddits.

Can you put nudity on Reddit?

If you believe that someone has submitted, without your permission, to reddit a link to a photograph, video, or digital image of you in a state of nudity or engaged in any act of sexual conduct, please contact us ([email protected]), and we will expedite its removal as quickly as possible.

What was the first Reddit?

So, surprise surprise, the first-ever subreddit was the /r/NSFW (not safe for work), which removed the nudity and racy posts from the home page. Next, Reddit admins created /r/science and /r/programming, two topics that to this day rank as the most popular on the platform.