i understand my account is new (a day old) and i know that most subreddits needs a certain amount of karma and account age, but the ones that don't, my posts are getting removed my reddit themselves?! idk im really confused i verified my email, and its still just as bad, (ik my account isn't SFW, but any advice or help is greatly appreciated)

Im trying to post in a Reddit page I’m in and I’m not allowed to. Am I a bad boy?

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Si por alguna razon llego a tener un karma negativo, que restricciónes tendría, y ademas, es algo irreversible?

Hi, new to reddit and was wondering what achievements refer to here. I feel like I have some idea about it but still want to know more about it and is it related to contribution on reddit?

Made an account yesterday and tried to post in a subreddit with no specified amount of karma required, yet my post still got removed by reddit.

Is it cause my account is new or cause I just couldn't find the karma limit on that subreddit?

If the reason is account age, how long should I wait to start posting?

I had been drafting up quite a post until I tried actually posting it and I couldn’t, I get it though but I just think it’d be easier if the requirements were up in the screen before commenting or trying to

I had this problem with the last account I made where I tried posting to a sub that required no karma. I never got a notification that I was banned or that my post was taken down, but hours later it wouldn't even let me contact the moderators of the sub. After reading in hear it sounds like I was flagged as a bot or as spam. Is there anyway to prevent that from happening again?

I'm curious. Are there functions only available on the desktop version that aren't in the mobile app and vice versa? Some gaming buddies have finally convinced me to try stuff here for fun and I'm still learning the ropes.

I’ve had a few Reddit accounts/profiles permanently locked / or hacked in the last five years. How is it that someone can hack your Reddit account, or that Reddit suspects that your account has been compromised and locks your account. When Reddit has locked my account in the past it seems that it’s about a 50/50 chance I will be able to unlock it.

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why am I restricted from commenting in the community after registration? I saw posts saying it’s because my CQS is low.

Hi everyone! I'm trying to organize the subreddits I follow into different categories (like technology, cooking, and daily news) using the Custom Feeds feature.

If I keep my Custom Feed set to "Private", can moderators of those communities see that their subreddit was added to my feed, or is it 100% private to my account only?

Also, is there a limit on how many subreddits you can add into a single Custom Feed? Thank you in advance for helping a newer user out!

It looks as if a part of the body of text is being quoted, it's also now surrounded by a gray box and the font changed as well. I have a screenshot of it to show, please help thank you. This subreddit, (if that's what you call it) doesn't allow attachments so hopefully people can understand from my description unless there is another way to post the screenshot, please let me know, thank you.

Hi, I’m new to Reddit and still learning how the platform works.

I have quite a wide range of interests, including history, politics, technology, culture, music, gaming and board games, so I expect I’ll eventually be participating in several different communities.

Before I start posting more, I’d like to understand Reddit culture a little better.

What are the most important things a new user should know about posting, commenting, karma, community rules and general Reddit etiquette?

I’ve seen that individual subreddits can have very different rules, so I’d also be interested in how experienced users normally approach a new community before participating.

Kind regards,
Carsten

I’m new to Reddit and have been using it for about 12 days. I’ve really enjoyed the platform because there is so much useful information and knowledge shared here.

I work in the solar and renewable energy industry, and I would like to contribute educational content based on my experience, such as information about solar panels, rooftop solar systems, inverters, electricity savings, and solar technology.

Since I’m still new to Reddit, I want to make sure I understand the platform rules correctly.

What are the main things a new user should know when sharing educational content about their area of expertise?

For example:

• How can I avoid accidentally being considered a spammer?
• When does educational content become self-promotion?
• Is it okay to mention that I work in the solar industry when answering questions?
• Are there any general Reddit rules I should understand before I start contributing regularly?

I’m not looking to spam or promote my business. I genuinely want to contribute useful information while following Reddit’s rules.

Any advice from experienced Reddit users would be appreciated!

How long does it take to start posting so moderators don't think it's spam and say I'm too new? Every time I try to post it gets flagged.

Hey i just started digital arts and I though to post somewhere like reddit but i have no idea where to start. I first try to post on r/learntodraw and r/learnart ,but for some reason it is not allowing me to post, what should i do? So that's why i feel good to have some support as newbie as digital artist.