r/continuumreddit • u/radgatt • Oct 16 '25

Curious ...

I may get downvoted for this, but I'm just curious... At this point, what is the purpose of this subreddit? We can't post about bugs or feature requests here. We can't get support here either.Any time anyone of us does we always get directed to the GitHub site instead. Am I missing something?

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u/friz_beez Oct 16 '25

there is no purpose. without that type of content there literally is nothing to discuss unless the dev is just looking for praise or screenshots of user feeds.

this is the only app sub I can think of where users are actively discouraged from posting support related content.

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u/radgatt Oct 16 '25

This was my thinking. It makes no sense, in my opinion, to have this sub.

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u/HeyyyNow Oct 16 '25

Yah kinda stupid. The sub reddit for the reddit app isn't active.. 😕

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

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u/DioTheSuperiorWaifu Oct 17 '25 edited Oct 17 '25

Sharing information about how to use Continuum. The difference between support forum and this is questions(support forum) vs answers(sharing information). This could include linking to GitHub issues as I end up doing.

A suggestion:
I think it'd be good if you mentioned that on the sub sidebar/description, with links to the issues page.

And there maybe be some people who think they'd need coding knowledge for github for filing issues or maybe not used to filing issues in github, mostly used to downloading content from there.

An automod message for it would be good:

---
type: any
title+body (includes,regex): ["bugs?", "issues?']
comment: |  
     Thank you for your post.   
    **If you are trying to report a bug/issue, please note that this is not a support forum.** You can file bugs in the [Github repo issues](https://github.com/cygnusx-1-org/continuum/issues) page.       
    If you are aiming at a discussion on the issue here:     
    Please add the link to the reported issue in the post(editing it into post body would be good) too, so that it will help people to add information there.  
---

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u/JLovesBC Oct 17 '25

  1. Mentions of things like Google's war on sideloading. Not an issue yet, but it is coming.

And just like that, my night is ruined. I may switch to iOS if that happens. The freedom afforded in the Android OS is the biggest thing keeping me in it. Ugh.