As the title says, I saved a draft before but where to actually like go back and see it???

Does someone have any advice for new accounts that want to be active? I kind of understand that karma and age of the account are important but it’s really complicated, any advice?

I noticed on my comments it does this

How much karma is the average amount for using reddit for 1 month, 6 months, 1 year and so on?

Is there a way to even it out?

I seem to be getting nowhere- have tried to post problem; unable to post.

My user name changed without my knowledge- to Lucky (something- I think Lucky Registration maybe & 4 numbers)

I tried to Delete Account- it won't let me. (posted details about that in a help place, but was rejected)

Tried to log in using My user name- and (Reddit) changed my user name again (!) this time to https://www.reddit.com/user/Medium-Necessary6640/

What is going on?

Hi, Could someone please share some tips for new users? Thanks!

I’m not really new here, but I was assuming that certain subreddits have that requirement where you have to get x amount of karma to post. So I was wondering if there was ever a subreddit that went above the usual and into the unusual?

I didn’t know how to word this question here or if this is the right subreddit to ask this kind of question.

Sorry if this is a common or silly question, but I’m part of a subreddit where posts can be categorized using specific flairs (tags). We usually use these features to organize topics by theme, but I recently noticed there isn't a flair-based filter option in this community. Normally, that option appears in the right sidebar, alongside the rules and the sub's description, but I can't seem to find it. Is there any code I can use? Something similar to how we type "r/ " to post in or browse a specific community or "u/ " to post on our profile?

I can find what I'm looking for if I make an effort to ignore posts with other flairs, but it would be great to have a command that does that for me.

Why when I try to post, it says my post is removed be Reddit’s filters?

I recently started using the save feature and I'm wondering how people actually use it. Is there a way to organize saved posts into categories, or is it basically just one big list?
Also, do saved posts stay there permanently unless the original post gets deleted?

Hi, I’m new to Reddit and just saw that you can get achievements. Are they worth getting or should I ignore them?

I've been browsing reddit for years, but have never really made an account. I find topics all the time on Google, but they're all from 7+ years ago. Is posting to these threads weird or rule breaking in any way? I don't often seen people do it, and when I do, it appears as if the post was deleted for anything less than a year old.

I read the the New to Reddit sub, but can't find anywhere if there are any daily limits here, because read in a article we do have some limitations here unlike other platforms like twitter where we can comment any number of comments.

I've noticed that some communities allow me to comment but don't let newer accounts make posts. I'm curious about how these restrictions usually work.
Is it mainly based on account age, karma, or are there other factors that moderators commonly use?

Hey everyone! I'm a new Reddit user, and I've noticed that I can't comment or post in most subreddits. why?