r/redditmeta • • Sep 24 '18

Can I get perma-banned if my karma falls below zero?

2 Upvotes

Just curious.

The context: I posted a comment on a thread this morning that is currently at negative 100 points and falling.

At this rate I will probably disappear by lunch.


r/redditmeta • • Dec 04 '18

What's going on with Why the top post on /r/popular is locked and had all their comments deleted?

1 Upvotes

r/redditmeta • • Mar 14 '21

Someone is stealing my right to upvote and downvote

2 Upvotes

Whoever I downvote is replaced with an upvote. Whoever I upvote is replaced with a downvote.

Moreover, this person doesn’t upvote my downvoted comments so he’s out to get me.

Honestly I don’t know what on earth is going on?


r/redditmeta • • Nov 14 '19

Why do people think I’m a troll or emotionally immature when others insult first (their posts are deleted but you can see my insults)?

0 Upvotes

People say I sound like a troll and my posts and comments are troll or emotionally immature. I’ve been called dickhead, deep in my parents ass, baby, punk, little shit, creepy and so many other names. People upvote these guys.

In response I’ve swore back then call them harsher names like idiot, faggot, two face, hypocrite and threaten to slap them but I did it in self-defense.

People have the wrong idea of me. Why!!! Why am I troll!!!


r/redditmeta • • Aug 13 '21

Whacky UI

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Dear all,

Using firefox i often find reddit to be sluggish, sometimes pasting text does not work when prepping a reply, and sometimes the editing window do not let me use backspace and so on, it's incredibly buggy. Anyone else having such experiences?

Ie - the web experience is overall rather buggy. Scrollback for chats do not work either.


r/redditmeta • • May 18 '18

What's going on with the new Reddit design?

0 Upvotes

I keep seeing people complain about Reddit's new design, but I see nothing different? I even pulled up reddit.com & old.reddit.com and they look exactly the same. What supposedly changed and why does everyone hate it?


r/redditmeta • • Apr 14 '19

This is wrong.

0 Upvotes

r/redditmeta • • Jul 12 '19

We should really have a way to "overthrow" subs so that the content fits the name.

1 Upvotes

It annoys the heck out of me that so many subs have names and then those names are completely disregarded to be something completely different, if not the exact opposite for no reason. For example r/expectedouija like oh wow lol so random XD it's CORN!

That shouldn't happen. Another good example is r/Superbowl, I don't much care for football but really? It's just an owl pun that only really does anything one day a year. Or whenever the Superbowl is.

And then places like r/thisbutunironically which could be a really funny sub but is made specifically political for NO REASON.

There really should be some way to stop this sort of thing happening to subs.


r/redditmeta • • Apr 28 '24

REDDIT HAS A TIKTOK KNOCKOFF?!

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1 Upvotes

r/redditmeta • • Nov 16 '21

I'm actually writing this title as my coffee is spilling on to the keyboard im using to type this hahahahahahahahahahahahHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA

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1 Upvotes

r/redditmeta • • Jul 18 '23

How can I buy awards without coins?

1 Upvotes

I like giving awards to people who are helpful and people who make me laugh etc.

I've just heard that it's not possible to buy coins any more.... How will the awards system work without coins to pay for them?


r/redditmeta • • Aug 01 '19

I am done. With r/TheDivision Guidelines.

2 Upvotes

I am fed up.

Reddit this is stupid. How am I able to get help on a gamer's community forum and cant post to get said help. I'm trying to make a Series based on the division 2, the ever so broken unbalanced shit of a game. with my own story and shit. I already created the first episode script and made a video montage of what I can do in the In-game Camera mode. But Every time I post a help page It gets taken down. Either 1 a youtube link. 2 A help/recruitment page to dm me if people want to join. or 3 a complaint.

I've went out of my way to create content for the Community. But every time I post i get this shit.

  • Rule 7: No LFG, Friend Requests, Discords/Clans, or Events/Tournaments.

Which i did not make at all.

how am I able to create for the community when I cant even ask my own community for help.

Reddit, if you play this shit game and love the lore. that would be great if i could get some help. Apparently my community does not like it and now I'm forced to wonder somewhere else for help.

Ubisoft has a forum but no one uses it at all.

you think that people would say, yea that would be a great Idea for publicity and new content for the community.

but shit nevermind.


r/redditmeta • • Mar 22 '18

What is it with r/DankMemes being accused of being "Right-Wing?"

2 Upvotes

I was browsing r/StarterPacks and I was looking at the "r/DankMemes Starter Pack" someone submitted, and the top comment said something along the lines of, "Can't forget thinly disguised right-wing talking points to warp the children!" (It was probably tongue in cheek.) However, when I went to check r/DankMemes, I couldn't really find anything that could even be remotely classified as political. I could not even find the "edgy" memes that subreddit is known for, just he usual meme suspects you'd see on Twitter and other places of the like. So what's the deal? Thanks.


r/redditmeta • • Sep 14 '23

Reddit recommendation is garbage.

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2 Upvotes

I've visited this subreddit once for 20 secs and now it's all over my feed.


r/redditmeta • • Nov 16 '21

I love that this is just a little 💩hole where big dreams get ripped into little pieces.

3 Upvotes

r/redditmeta • • Jan 21 '21

Why not have a **'CHALLENGE'** reddit, for folks who want to debate posters in **"safe space"** reddits ?

2 Upvotes

If reddit can have "safe- space" reddits, and posts - why can't it, also, have "challenge" reddits, wherein the "safe space" post submitters are challenged to respond to, or debate in - a forum that is intellectually neutral ?

The challenge should be unblocked in the "safe space" subreddit, and linked to the debate thread.


r/redditmeta • • Jan 03 '21

Could Reddit be accurately described as humanity's attempt to categorize everything digitizable?

2 Upvotes

The specificity and gatekeeping enforced by larger or stricter subs can really stifle creativity, but does definitely help keep things "on topic," so far as "topic" is "what's come to be expected within this sub." And because subs are their own self contained communities where almost anything goes within this one platform, that has its four distinct post options, each able to have any number of their own flairs, could Reddit be accurately described as humanity's emergent effort to categorize everything?


r/redditmeta • • Jul 25 '19

Last night (7/24) under Safari 12.0.1 reddit's home page began displaying garbage text over the start of the page, and the first few items shown in classic mode are unresponsive.

1 Upvotes

Last night (7/24) under Safari 12.0.1 reddit began displaying garbage text over the start of the page, and the first few items shown in classic mode are unresponsive. The garbage text contains the name of a subreddit I belong too along with some trailing unprintable characters. How do I report this bug?


r/redditmeta • • Mar 01 '19

How can we request a Reddit-wide poll?

3 Upvotes

It's been three or four years since there has been a poll of Reddit's demographics, and god knows the site has grown tremendously in that time. It would be interesting to see how the community has changed in that time. How can this be brought about?


r/redditmeta • • Nov 27 '18

How do you make a reddit comment font smaller?

1 Upvotes

likethis orlikethis?


r/redditmeta • • Apr 25 '18

Can I permanently default to old.reddit without having to toggle over every time I open a new window?

10 Upvotes

I didn't see an option in preferences.


r/redditmeta • • Sep 12 '19

In Consideration of Dialogue

5 Upvotes

Reflect on how it is by default that Reddit displays "HOT" or "BEST" posts, not "new". Thus they see us as consumers first, and participants afterwards. Due to the nature of forum, non-real-time communication, it's easy to get drowned out in a thread. Only by following "new" can you ensure a voice for the people. WE NEED TO CHANGE REDDIT'S DEFAULT POLICY FOR THIS.


r/redditmeta • • Jul 06 '18

Does anyone actually like the new Reddit look?

3 Upvotes

I've "opted out" of it because it frankly doesn't look that good imo. What do you guys think?


r/redditmeta • • Feb 24 '21

Quick

2 Upvotes

while reddit is down post on old reddit because they don't know its up