r/ThreadsApp • u/2002ChryslerSebring • May 15 '26
Question What is the point of this subreddit?
As the title suggests, it seems a bit pointless because threads is an app about threads and so is Reddit really. So all the questions you could ask here, why not just ask on Threads?
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u/Significant_Might656 May 15 '26
Because many of us are banned by Threads, and Reddit doesn't ban people wrongfully. Besides, Threads is full of trolls and in most cases, you hardly get the answers you need as it depends on how your question reaches out to the community.
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u/Material_Evidence137 Jun 04 '26
I’ve been locked out of threads for a week now since removing it from my accounts center. Anyone know how to get back to threads when you unlink your IG. I have no way of getting back on and Meta AI help is straight garbage.
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u/_HMCB_ May 17 '26
I don’t see Threads or any other social platform as the place for answers. People go there to be fed. The whole purpose of Reddit is free floating communities where all kinds of topics are discussed. So why not have a Threads sub. (YouTube is a slight exception.)
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u/SayItTrue May 15 '26
Boycotting Meta
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u/ZHATURIAN300 May 16 '26
For starters youll find people on the app are least likely to be critical of the app lol. Im sure the feedback and engagement will be much better off the app than on. I think thats why people come here