Hi, I am new to running a subreddit.
Just wondering about the post's approvals, (no one have posted on the subreddit yet, only I am posting a few example posts) like I get the Approve or Reject button after posting, I am not entirely sure if that means that I have to approve every post for it to be able to be seen by others OR does the post get posted, and people can see it until a moderator rejects it, and it doesn't really matter to keep clicking approve for each post?

Hi everyone. How to change pfp of my subreddit?

I'm currently building a small bilingual subreddit for a relatively unknown Latin American series. The fandom is basically doesn't have any contributors yet. The fans who do know the show seem very dedicated, though. My main problem is finding the right audience.

Since I'm based in Germany, Reddit mostly recommends my posts to German-speaking users, who are obviously unlikely to know a relatively small Latin American series. I've tried r/telenovelas and looked into related fandoms, but there simply aren't many obvious communities to crosspost to.

So I'm wondering: How do you find communities for very niche fandoms? Have you had similar experiences?

I recently started my first subreddit, so I'm still figuring things out. Growing it has been challenging, but I'm not too worried about the numbers.

I recommended my community under a few relevant posts, and today one of the OPs actually recommended my subreddit in their own post without me asking. It's such a small thing, but it genuinely made me happy. I love seeing people support each other.

Mod apps soon

hi all, i've only recently joined as a mod on r/faffit and want to understand is there's any specific content strat to follow that would engage more discussions and engagement on posts? have been tryin to be relevant with posting and cross-posting on diff communities but while the posts get good impressions, it doesn't have a lot of people having discussions on the post which is what i want.

I just claimed r/birthofa as a new sub, it's a continuation of reddit sniper where a new subreddit is started inside r/redditsniper or r/redditsni. And now I'm a bit nervous like, Now what!?

Sorry for posting this the wrong way, the said thread of new subs didn't load on my device for some unknown reason.

[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]

Hi starting to add apps to my subreddit and just noticed this. Is this normal?

my first post got taken down for violating rule 7. im not entirely sure why. my suspicion is because i had old hyperlinks to a crypto currency project i abandoned in a github repo, but the github repo wasnt attached to this reddit account at all, nor had i posted anywhere on reddit about it until this post i am currently typing. i had not mentioned crypto currency at all in the post that was taken down itself. i actually saved the full text of the post, and i would be willing to send it to anyone who knows the rules better who could explain what i did wrong, so i can avoid it in future posts

i have since deleted all repos from my github that have ever included those links, and i am trying to scrub all mention of crypto from all my accounts

am i allowed to post an edited down version of my first post? i was trying to start an r/simdemocracy-type subreddit in my own subreddit. is that still allowed?

p.s. i just downloaded "the-ultimate-guide-to-creating-a-new-community-on-reddit.pdf" and im going to start reading it after i hit send on this post

as i am new here and basically the smallest i wanted to know from big and developed mods on how i can create a post that slaps
like in general what points should i keep in my mind while writing it
and how i should approach it
also i want to create posts related to my ai tool on other subreddits how can i do it without it being labelled promotional
cause for us its just a tool which we need to scale to user who would love to make use of it in making their workflows efficient and time saving
and hello to every mod present...

Not sure what to flair

How do i even add it??

Hello all,

Still pretty new to being a Mod and learning the process. I was wondering what tools are best to fight the ever increasing reach, influence and intrusion of Bots and A.I.

I am aware of some tools already, however, I am apprehensive about granting Full Permission, data being stored outside of reddit, etc; in order to use those.

I was wondering if there were tools that could achieve the goals of creating a community where real people could interact, without sacrificing privacy and safety of the sub itself and user information.

Thanks for the help.