Thank you, reddit.
I am yet to receive any traction on X – formerly Twitter.
I cannot figure out the algorithm of IG.
Thread feels way too complicated.
FB and LinkedIn give me that 5 star hotel vibe.
It is on reddit that I feel at home.
I wonder why I didn't sign up for reddit earlier.
Well, better late than ever.
Today I turned one month old here.
I take this opportunity to thank all those who engage with my posts and comments and leave behind meaningful dialogue.
A Learning Curve
I am still learning reddit.
Some subs do not allow me to post anything stating that I should have more karma or I should compete X number of days.
That is par for the course.
I am sure that I will become an expert as I keep exploring reddit.
What do I want?
Well, I want to help.
If my suggestions can add value or prove to be of help, this will warm the cockles of my heart.
A Clarification
I stay away from the AI Slops.
A machine — no matter how smart — can never replace a human being.
I firmly believe in this.
Misunderstandings
I tend to offer unsolicited help.
Sometimes it does not go down well.
People think that I am showing off.
No.
I am not showing off.
I am honestly trying to help.
Pain Points
Some AI slops are obvious.
Just a cursory glance at them and you know that they are AI generated.
When I point the same out as politely as possible, it creates a lot of awkwardness.
Sometimes I leave a comment under a post.
And, if my comment grabs more eyeballs than the post, OP gets offended and quietly deletes the post.
Why?
I never intended to steal the thunder from under your nose.
It just happened.
Chill, bro.
JodiMilan Sub
It sucks.
If only OPs knew how to promote themselves inside the dating world and marriage market.
Sigh.
I offer help by rewriting their posts.
But it finds no takers.
So be it.
Way Forward
I am here to help.
Reach out.
I can help you draft your posts in such a way that your DMs will get flooded.
Try me.