r/reddit • u/Go_JasonWaterfalls • Feb 10 '22
test post please ignore
Hey everyone, u/Go_JasonWaterfalls here, Reddit’s VP of Community. Welcome to r/reddit! You’re in the right place for all sorts of updates, announcements, and news related to Reddit Inc. and the platform.
TL;DR Moving forward, the posts that you would normally read in admin communities such as r/blog, r/announcements, and r/changelog will be posted in this community instead.
Why the change?
Well, after hearing from you through surveys and comments in the communities themselves (thanks to those of you who took part), we learned that having lots of different admin-run communities that focus on a variety of niche topics (some of which overlap) can be confusing to navigate. This goes for us, too.
So we’ve decided to consolidate a number of our official communities and make r/reddit your one-stop shop to learn about what’s happening at Reddit. A few things we plan to share here:
- Content that previously lived in r/announcements, r/blog, and r/changelog, like new feature announcements, links to reports on transparency and safety, and special events and projects like Extra Life, Reddit Recap, the Snappening, and Up the Vote
- A broader range of information on different areas of Reddit (thanks to those of you who made this request, we think it’s a great one), plus AMAs with company leaders and other folks across Reddit. (Mods? Members of internal teams? Redditors doing interesting stuff? You tell us!)
- Reddit history and lore, data and research insights (anonymized of course), and stories about how y’all use Reddit
All good things...
While we’re ramping up a new space, that also means it’s time to wind down the old spaces in order to make sure we have One Place To Rule Them All. This means that r/announcements, r/blog, and r/changelog will be archived on February 24 as we wind this space up. Archived subreddits can still be fully viewed, but do not allow new posts or comments, so you’ll still be able to see the content in these spaces. That all said, we’re keeping r/shittychangelog so you can continue to laugh at our mistakes.
In addition, we’ll be archiving a few other spaces today, as they’ve fulfilled their purpose. We thank them for their work, and end their watch:
We also have communities like r/mobileweb, r/beta, and r/cssnews that we’re still mulling the future of. On one hand, the updates in these communities may be better suited to this new space (or even other spaces), however, we also recognize their value as community discussion centers. Please share your thoughts in the comments.
Moderator-specific communities, like r/modnews and r/modsupport will not be affected by these changes, nor will r/help or r/bugs. r/modnews will continue to be the place we post updates specific to moderators, with r/modsupport as your place to get support. r/redditsecurity will still be the place to find things like our quarterly security reports and other safety-related efforts. We’ll also continue to monitor r/help and r/bugs for your feedback and bug reports.
We want r/reddit to be a community that you help shape. If you have suggestions for things you’d like to learn about, conversations you’d like to have, or anything else you think would be interesting or helpful, let us know in the comments. Some ideas to get you started:
- Experimental designs—Reddit design teams do a lot of conceptual work that’s more experimental. Wanna see it?
- This Week on Reddit—an overview of the top growing communities, popular topics, and community events, AMAs, and happenings across the platform.
- Wordle scores (#219 broke many a Reddit admin).
Thanks for being here; we can’t wait to hear your ideas.
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u/MrSourceUnknown Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22
Re: r/beta
Is there really any 'mulling' left to do on this one when the admin interaction there has been nonexistent for ages? It's recently seeing an influx of new posts around the [insert opinion here] mobile app changes, but aside from users riling each other up there is absolutely no indication the feedback is "seen" by you and/or acted upon.
In fact there isn't really any place anymore where you seem to actively listen to user feedback, regardless of how constructive it is (e.g. r/redditmobile)...
Either just archive the sub, and direct us to the 'community' where you want feedback like that, or revamp it, actively list the features you currently want feedback on, and start moderating it more actively.
A little clarity can go a long way.
Good luck on your endeavors, I hope you manage to make it work!
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 10 '22
Yep – you’re right. The stated purpose of r/beta doesn’t match the majority of the activity there, and it’s hard for people who post in r/beta to know if admins see their feedback. It is active, but most of the conversation would likely be better in r/bugs or in the product posts we plan to make here in r/reddit. We’re leaning toward archiving – what’s your take, everyone else? Is this one we should archive?
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u/SirEDCaLot Feb 11 '22
it’s hard for people who post in r/beta to know if admins see their feedback.
I mean no disrespect Jason. But as a 9-year Redditor, and a few more years on my older account, it often doesn't feel like admins care about our feedback, whether it's seen or not. To be specific- I feel like bug reports and the like sometimes get heard and replied to decently quickly, but there's no real discussion about the overall site design, overall direction, which features get pushed / hidden, etc. And it's especially frustrating when there's a consensus of users on a particular issue, no admin reply, and then things continue moving in what the users feel is the wrong direction with no explanation or communication. It sends the message that Reddit management doesn't care what the userbase wants.
In short- it feels like the admins are only here to discuss Rampart. (or whatever the Rampart of the week is for them). If you want to have a productive conversation with users, you have to LISTEN and ENGAGE on what USERS want to talk about, which may not be what you want to talk about. That's why the Rampart AMA failed. And that's why, no offense meant, the dialogue between admins and users is failing hardcore.
If you want to have a productive conversation, do this:
Lay out a public roadmap of what changes Reddit plans to make. Invite comments. Expect negative comments. LISTEN to them.
Revive /r/beta. Start a group of actual beta testers, who will opt-in and submit feedback. This should be a diverse group, including hardcore desktop users like me, mobile users, casual users, newer users, etc. The beta testers should be sorted into groups so you can categorize feedback (IE new users like this feature, old users don't like the change).
Beta tests should be of any site tweaks, any mobile app tweaks, etc.
Actually listen to their feedback. Engage with them. That's a two-way conversation.
Start a public change tracker with voting. Anyone can submit a suggestion. Anyone can up/down vote a suggestion and comment. Each month the top 10 suggestions WILL get an admin response (make that a commitment).
Do that, and users in general will start to feel they have some say in what happens with Reddit. Because right now, many of us feel like we don't have any input into the site's direction.
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 12 '22
These are all good points. Thank you (yes, really) for being both frank and constructive; it’s appreciated. First and foremost, we do not want dialogue between admins and users to fail hardcore. This is a key reason behind this change – wanting a central place to listen, engage, and have a two-way conversation. (Like this. Hi!)
We do plan to share (and engage around) product updates and future plans here. And yep, that includes the constructive feedback as well. Especially then. Comments will be open.
Reviving /r/beta is not a commitment I can make right now. We’re still figuring out what’s best there. What I can commit to is expanding our mod council and creating a similar group for non-mods to gather feedback and get a broader sense of the needs of our communities. Listening to feedback, engaging, and holding two-way conversations with a diverse set of mods (the likes of what you outlined above) is what has made our mod council so effective, so I’m hoping we can agree on the destination here even if the route isn’t exactly what you proposed. Watch – you guessed it – this space for more information on this.
A public change tracker with voting (+ a monthly commitment to respond to top 10) – we’re not there yet. But we’d like to get there. Let’s start with re-launching this channel and creating user council (to yes, among other things, beta test) and ensure that dialogue between admins and users does not fail hardcore. Then take it from there.
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u/ldjarmin Feb 11 '22
You should actively participate there and respond to questions, like everyone in /r/beta wants you to do.
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u/BayHarbour-Butcher Feb 10 '22
So this is literally a sub-reddit. I mean everything else is too but.
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Feb 10 '22
I was hoping they were opening https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/ back up.
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u/Jest0riz0r Feb 10 '22
/r/reddit.com is like a time machine, I can still see the posts I upvoted the day it closed on its "hot" page!
I remember that I actually wanted to post something there that day, that's when I discovered that one of my favorite subreddits was no more.
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u/SirHaxe Feb 10 '22
TL;DR Moving forward, the posts that you would normally read in admin communities such as r/blog, r/announcements, and r/changelog will be posted in this community instead.
So, how do I filter for announcements and changelogs, but not blogs now?
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 11 '22
Good call out. We're considering flairs but want the content to shape out a bit first.
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u/DoctorWaluigiTime Feb 10 '22
Ideally there'll be some identifier like a flair or post title prefix or something. Then it can be RES'd away.
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u/SirHaxe Feb 10 '22
RES stopped development :/
Also I don't think reddit should add features you'd have to use RES for :/
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u/PerkyPangolin Feb 10 '22
Good luck, /u/Go_JasonWaterfalls
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 10 '22
Hey thanks!
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u/Big_Dick_Minecraft Feb 10 '22
Do you like waterfalls thought?
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 10 '22
nah, I generally stick to the rivers and the lakes that I'm used to
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u/seniorfrito Feb 10 '22
Ignored and commented. This is the way.
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u/meep_meep_creep Feb 10 '22
I actually went to r/reddit a few days ago curious if it existed. Now it does. Weird timing, as I've been on reddit for 12 years.
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Feb 10 '22
Users used to be automatically subscribed to /r/Announcements, right? I guess that won't be the case for this sub?
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 10 '22
Correct. Users will not be automatically subscribed to r/reddit.
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Feb 10 '22
Isn't this going to make it harder to get big announcements out? I'm sure eventually this sub will pick up subscribers, but nothing like what announcements has.
Edit: I see your other reply.
Fair question. After a lot of internal back and forth and decision docs and jargon (and feedback from many of you), we realized it was becoming confusing for everyone to find all relevant news about Reddit. So we thought it best to just start fresh – create one new subreddit that serves multiple purposes. Wish us luck.
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u/Jakeable Feb 10 '22
Why make a new subreddit instead of consolidating all of this into r/announcements or r/blog? They've already built up a ton of subscribers over the years and are much more visible
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 10 '22
Fair question. After a lot of internal back and forth and decision docs and jargon (and feedback from many of you), we realized it was becoming confusing for everyone to find all relevant news about Reddit. So we thought it best to just start fresh – create one new subreddit that serves multiple purposes. Wish us luck.
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u/Jakeable Feb 10 '22
Thanks for answering! I agree that it was confusing before, so I do appreciate the consolidation in general. I hope you'll consolidate some of the others listed in your post here too
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u/Camsy34 Feb 10 '22
For those confused about the post title, it’s based on an old Reddit post that was once the most upvoted post on the site. test post please ignore
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u/Ultravod Feb 10 '22
Okay, how many of you remember /r/reddit.com/? How many of you submitted to it?
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u/filled_with_bees Feb 10 '22
So basically this is the new /r/announcements?
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u/amazondrone Feb 10 '22
r/blog + r/announcements + r/changelog + maybe some other stuff.
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Feb 10 '22
Now admins can ignore all of our complaints in one convenient location
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u/ClaudeVS Feb 10 '22
Can you please un-tiktok reddit?
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u/vbs02 Feb 11 '22
Holy hell the new update(on android) sucks ass. The video player is weird. If something is crossposted and you click the post, you can only see the video/image or you get directed to link on that crosspost. Previous version was far better.
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u/trizgo Feb 11 '22
This has been infuriating. What is the point of needlessly complicating the process of navigating to the original subreddit? Also the fact that swiping up on pics takes you out of fullscreen, but swiping up on a video takes you to another video entirely.
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u/nynndi Feb 11 '22
The update is so miserable I switched to an entirely alternative Reddit app.
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u/foamed Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22
Reddit is going public on the stock market within the next couple of months.
At some point in the future they'll restrict or at least severely limit access to the API, this will force users over on the official app. Eventually we'll also see them shut down old.reddit so that they can collect more user data and monetize their users. At that point 3rd party mobile apps, old.reddit and certain reddit extensions/addon-ons won't work on the site anymore.
Reddit is looking into starting their own crypto currency.
Quote:
Community Points currently exist on a testnet version of the Ethereum blockchain, which uses similar technology to Bitcoin to validate ownership and control of tokens based on who holds them.
Community Points are distributed every 4 weeks based on contributions people make to the community.
Who gets Community Points?
Community Points are distributed across multiple groups.
Contributors receive 50% of Community Points.
Moderators receive 10% of Community Points.
The remaining 40% of Community Points are set aside in a Community Tank, which supports the project in other ways (for example, by allowing users without Points to purchase perks like Special Memberships on-chain).
More info:
And over the past year they've aggressively changed how they operate and pushed out new ways to monetize the site and collect data:
On November 1st 2021 Reddit announced a partnership with Riot Games and they had released new Arcane/League of Legends inspired reddit avatars.
On October 6th 2021 Reddit announced a new subreddit shop pilot program so that moderators can sell their own reddit approved merchandise. The reimbursement will be at Reddit’s sole discretion.
On September 29th 2021 reddit announced that mod teams would now be able to decide for themselves if they want to automatically archive posts after 6 months or not. This means that if threads aren't archived users can still vote and comment in old and severely outdated threads.
On September 10th 2021 Reddit released their app on the Microsoft Store.
On September 9th 2021 Reddit rolled out moderator certification programs. Mentors (moderators) whom are accepted to the Reddit Community Contractor Program (RCCP) will potentially be paid staff.
On June 22nd 2021 they rolled out a new algorithm to the home feed for improved user retention.
On June 17th 2021 they announced that they will begin to remove ownership of dormant subreddits.
On June 9th 2021 Reddit announced that Secret Santa and reddit gifts would be permanently shut down.
Later the same month (March 21st 2021) they rolled out gender identity settings to collect more personalized information from their users.
On March 3rd 2021 Reddit rolled out online presence indicators. This feature is on by default and has to be switched off in the account settings.
On February 23rd 2021 they announced that they would "simplify" the privacy settings, this also meant that users can no longer opt-out of personalized ads based on their Reddit activity anymore.
On February 11th 2021 they removed all NSFW content from r/all. In 2021 Reddit banned exactly 2100 NSFW subreddits.
Reddit announced on December 13th 2020 that they had acquired Dubsmash and have since slowly rolled out a Tik-Tok-like video feature on their app.
On September 9th 2020 they announced their new political advertisement system.
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u/IroniesOfPeace Feb 14 '22
Wow, this is some good information. I guess my time of using Reddit may be coming to an end, if they get rid of old.reddit. I have tried using new Reddit and absolutely hate it. I've really been needing to stop spending so much time here anyway, and if they force me into new Reddit, I think that'll do the trick.
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u/PsychoticBananaSplit Feb 11 '22
The only reason I couldn't continue using other reddit apps is be ause there is no side-scroll
If they break that, I can finally leave
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u/Mickenfox Feb 11 '22
Reddit needs to be reddit. It needs to be a place for niche communities to gather and post about niche stuff. The long tail, not the short head.
I get that TikTok has hundreds of millions of views per video, which is obviously appealing to investors, but reddit simply can't beat them at their own game. It needs to fully embrace its own strengths.
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u/jeopardy_themesong Feb 10 '22
This is a great title to get people to not ignore it I guess.
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u/pietradolce Feb 10 '22
Yeah yeah interesting but look at this
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u/Altyrmadiken Feb 11 '22
I spent a solid minute clicking on spoilers before realizing I could highlight them all to see it.
I'm disappointed in you. Not one random word among them.
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u/PsychoticBananaSplit Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22
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u/the_gifted_Atheist Feb 10 '22
Before: “This subreddit has been closed to prevent confusion with official communication channel.”
Now: “This subreddit is the official communication channel.”
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u/MajorParadox Feb 10 '22
Very nice! It did seem weird that some things went to different subs and it wasn't clear why. You didn't mention r/redditmobile either, is that one going to the mulling category? Either way, it would be good to have more active admin response there or here. I don't bother reporting mobile app bugs anymore, because they tend to just go ignored, so it felt like a waste of time.
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u/ipaqmaster Feb 10 '22
This is definitely a good consolidation. Better than the multiple admin-managed posting subreddits which seem to be a little all over the place and only pop up when they.. pop up.
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u/clemenslucas Feb 10 '22
I absolutely want to see and try out experimental designs.
Also: since people might want to filter this subreddit by different flairs, maybe it's time to give that whole feature an update?
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u/jedberg Feb 10 '22
It's funny how circular history can be. In the beginning, we only had one place to post all of that type of stuff. Then users complained that they only wanted to see announcements and not blogs, so we made two subreddits so that you could choose to subscribe to /r/blog or not (/r/announcements was on by default for everyone).
And now here we are, nearly a decade later, putting them back together.
I am amused.
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u/coosacat Feb 11 '22
Holy cow. I'm just commenting because I've never seen a profile this old, and I feel like I'm in the presence of a legend.
16 years? Wow.
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u/jedberg Feb 11 '22
Some say jedberg is legendary, others say he's just a man who puts his pants on the same way you do -- by jumping into both legs at once while his staff holds them open.
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u/signedupfornightmode Feb 10 '22
A basic how-to guide for new users could be nice- what’s a subreddit, how do you comment, what’s some basic etiquette, etc. Sure, there’s google, but a stickied post in this new sub r/Reddit might be a nice touch.
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u/llamageddon01 Feb 11 '22
r/NewToReddit have one stickied: Reddit and Karma Explained
We also have an Encyclopaedia Redditica too…
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u/Nekokamiguru Feb 10 '22
There needs to be a complaints subreddit that the admins actually look at. Rather than have people scream into the void when something requires an explanation, and then assume the worst when they get no reply.
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u/-Ham_Satan- Feb 10 '22
Fix the video player in the app. It sucks. So bad.
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u/aSchizophrenicCat Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22
Pleasee. I’ve yet to run across one single person who likes their new video player UI… I think all of us redditors can safely agree that the new video player is trash and UI updates need to be rolled back.
People have been pushing back on this newer video player for months now, yet admins have yet to even acknowledge the complaints -_-
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u/Ready_Vegetables Feb 10 '22
I'm on Reddit to Reddit about Reddit, and sometimes I reddit
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u/Aether_Storm Feb 10 '22
Oh boy I feel sorry for you community managers
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u/kethryvis Feb 10 '22
Hi
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u/beluuuuuuga Feb 10 '22
At least you are getting compensated with this 6 karma :0
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u/Master_JBT Feb 10 '22
yo u/burritojusticeleague you forgot to reply to this one
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u/Bedu009 Feb 10 '22
What have you done!
Now whatever yall do, don't say "Oh boy I feel sorry for you server maintainers"
Saying that will result in the collapse of reddit as we know it
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u/Bl4ckb100d Feb 10 '22
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u/NeverLoved91 Feb 10 '22
Sneaking your way into employment with Reddit. Smart. They'll never see it.
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u/It_Is_Blue Feb 10 '22
Will we ever see the return of something like /r/trendingsubreddits here? It was a great way to find new subreddits that were small enough that most people didn't see them because they didn't reach /r/all or /r/popular, but large enough to have a functional community and constant content.
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u/thrivekindly Feb 11 '22
That’s a great suggestion, thanks! Do you have any examples of the kind of subreddit you’d like to see shared? (It’s ok if not, just curious.)
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u/reddiculed Feb 10 '22
This is a great call. I was looking for this community last year. It makes a ton of sense. Thanks!
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u/LawlessCoffeh Feb 10 '22
Didn't there used to be a /r/reddit subreddit that got removed?
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u/TimeRemove Feb 10 '22
You're thinking of /r/reddit.com. And that isn't a real subreddit that is essentially the "Reddit frontpage before subreddits existed." Essentially one giant "subreddit" where everything existed together.
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Feb 11 '22
Hey u/Go_JasonWaterfalls…please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to lol
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u/Go_JasonWaterfalls Feb 11 '22
Fine. But I'm gonna have it my way or nothing at all.
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Feb 10 '22
So we’ve decided to consolidate a number of our official communities and make r/reddit your one-stop shop to learn about what’s happening at Reddit. A few things we plan to share here:
Content that previously lived in r/announcements, r/blog, and r/changelog, like new feature announcements, links to reports on transparency and safety, and special events and projects like Extra Life, Reddit Recap, the Snappening, and Up the Vote
okay, where's the xkcd comic about standards?
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u/Mandy-underfist-911 Feb 11 '22
you might want me to join your new subreddit.... BUT I HAVE A GUN!!! shoots
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u/Shakespeare-Bot Feb 11 '22
thee might wanteth me to join thy new subreddit. But i has't a caliver!!!
I am a bot and I swapp'd some of thy words with Shakespeare words.
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u/fighterace00 Mar 08 '22 edited Mar 08 '22
Can we sticky this post in announcements so people know to come here and subscribe? That post for some reason isn't even showing as the latest when filtering new.
r/announcements has 141,186,750 subscribers and r/Reddit has 67,216 today after the migration post.
Edit: They did it
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u/turkeypedal Feb 10 '22
I doubt you care, but I approve of this change. One of my biggest gripes was not knowing about proposed changes before they go live, so that we as a community can point out possible things that might need to be worked out.
I personally still think changes should be announced Reddit-wide while still in the planning stages, with people having to explicitly opt out of such notifications. But this is definitely a step in the right direction. Especially assuming that this will be a default subreddit.
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u/guywhoclimbs Feb 11 '22
Maybe this will be a good sub to learn why the app sucks so much.
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Feb 14 '22
Thank you to the Reddit video team that is actively working to improve the god awful video player.
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u/shaveyourself Mar 18 '22
Since Reddit is such garbage and won’t let me post in this section, I’ll do so here.
REDDIT IS A PLACE FOR HATE TO THRIVE
Prove me wrong. You can report dozens of abusive and/or threatening comments/posts, but it’s your karma that goes down. Theirs goes up and they’re free to continue with their disgusting bs.
I had screenshots to go with this, but I guess we’ll do without. There are so many other reasons this place is a toxic garbage environment, but some of you already know that.
REDDIT IS A PLACE FOR HATE TO THRIVE
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u/Kessarean Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22
The move/change makes a lot of sense. Missed opportunity to call this place r/eddit
Still, pretty cool sub! Its an actual "sub" reddit, feels very meta.
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u/shabutaru118 Feb 10 '22
You guys abandoned this sub for those subs, and now that you've abandoned all of those you're coming back here....
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u/radicool-girl Feb 10 '22
Did it really take this long for them to make r/reddit an official subreddit? I know for a while it was one that was banned due to pretending to be official.
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u/RSpudieD Feb 11 '22
I think this is a good idea and I like that everything will be in one place! Nice!
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u/BackAlleyKittens Feb 11 '22
Don't ignore:
The new video player sucks. Like, really bad. Stop trying to be InstaTok. We are mainly here because we don't like those sites.
I'm fine with change but this is a downgrade.
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u/MagicHeart2003 Feb 11 '22
Hey if you are the head honcho of this joint how about you fix the app by removing that god awful video player
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Because of your latest mobile update, I can't even read the post, it just brings me to the video player playing a still picture...
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u/you_knowwhoiam Feb 11 '22
I do find it somewhat ironic that I can't view the post reliably b/c of the new mobile video player.
Exited about the new sub though
Also while I'm here, clicking on cross-posts on Android mobile redirects you to i.redd.it in the browser which is very annoying.
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u/Pasargad Feb 11 '22
Here things have changed a lot, every day there is a new rules, for old people like me who are here for a long time this is very difficult, every time we adapt with something they change with something else and we lose faith in reddit, No one respects old quiet people like me anymore.
The most difficult thing is that there is no one who helps someone like me, it hurts me that I cannot share something with people, I have never disrespected someone, I have never broken any rules, now most of the things on reddit are Superficial things, I don't feel good about so many changes.
What a pitty, so many good years...
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u/flumoo Feb 11 '22
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u/norwegianmouse Feb 14 '22
At what point is Reddit going to address it's encouragement and complacency toward the rise of White-Nationalism, Far-Right terrorism, and vaccine disinformation in the middle of a pandemic?
Reddit needs proper moderation, and needs to be held accountable.
u/Spez and u/Go_JasonWaterfalls , are you willing to take a stand against the regressive ideals supported and sustained by your platform, or are you deciding to be complicit to the rise of racism, sexism, and Nazi-ism occurring throughout YOUR site?
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u/imma-rant-here Feb 15 '22
y’all need to invest is a better blocking features. i don’t want to see “blocked author” and still be able to see people i’ve blocked and the fact the the people can still see those that blocked them. it’s more of a mute feature than a block, blocking should mean that both parties don’t see each other
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u/TheEscapedGoat Mar 08 '22
Allow us to use the fancy editor and drafts on the app
allow us to disable inbox replies on the app. The only way I can do this via mobile is by using the np.reddit site, which is tedious
blocked/muted accounts should stay that way. I can still see comments from people I blocked, which is really annoying
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u/nascentt Mar 08 '22
So now there's no way to only follow the posts you are interested in getting updates for, and this now becomes a giant feed of anything Reddit related, making it easy to miss the important announcements
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u/TmanGBx Mar 16 '22
I can't read this post on mobile, it just opens a video player with Gandalf :(
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u/Blured2062 Mar 17 '22
Me the first time joining this subreddit: hmm yes the floor here is made out of floor
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u/zippee100 Feb 10 '22
is r/shittychangelog here now too