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What does the “101” mean in every guides/tutorials
Main Post: What does the “101” mean in every guides/tutorials
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I believe it's a number given to US college beginner classes. Such as Physics 101, with later more advanced classes being higher numbers. I'm a Brit though, so am going off some ropey memories of US movies.
meaning - What does "something 101" mean? - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
Main Post: meaning - What does "something 101" mean? - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
Consent 101 : NotHowGirlsWork
Main Post: Consent 101 : NotHowGirlsWork
Carter died 100 yo, Kissinger 100 yo, Shultz 101 yo, average male in us lives 74 years, is it conspiracy or just good quality doctors? : conspiracy
Main Post: Carter died 100 yo, Kissinger 100 yo, Shultz 101 yo, average male in us lives 74 years, is it conspiracy or just good quality doctors? : conspiracy
High-skilled Immigration 101 : neoliberal
Main Post: High-skilled Immigration 101 : neoliberal
Factory 101: A Step by Step Guide : MyTimeAtSandrock
Main Post: Factory 101: A Step by Step Guide : MyTimeAtSandrock
Newbie on Reddit: How to Start and What to Do Here?
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Hello, dear Redditors!
I've just joined Reddit, and I must say it seems quite fascinating and diverse. However, I'm a bit confused, to be honest. I would be grateful for your help and advice.
- What can you do on Reddit?
- What subreddits do you visit, and why?
- How difficult is it to gain subscribers and create an active community around your subreddit?
- How can I make the most of Reddit?
I know there are many experienced users here, and I would appreciate any advice or guidance. Please share your knowledge and experiences to help me and other newcomers navigate this amazing world of Reddit.
Thanks in advance!
Top Comment:
Reddit is great for being able too help others with advice on handling serious personal issues, answering questions about financial matters, legal issues criminal, car purchase issues with dealerships, etc. there are limitless communities you can participate in and join, etc...
You participate in different communities discussions, share information, exchange ideas and debate others who share and don’t share your opinion, view, etc...
I have not a clue regarding how to get Subscribers except to say create a community that will very interesting to the greater Reddit audiences on Reddit.
Help: how-to engage on Reddit 101
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I’m relatively new to Reddit and have some timely questions to ask in my sub-Reddit communities but am unable to post, comment or engage unless I have 175 points.. any insights on how to quickly gain points and access to sub-Reddit communities?
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There's really no need to gain karma quickly. It'll happen in due time as you positively contribute to communities.
Reddit is not really built for urgent or time sensitive matters. Your post may never get approved. If it does get approved, it could later be removed by subreddit moderators or deleted by Reddit Admins. If it does get approved, there's no guarantee anyone will respond. If anyone does respond, there's no guarantee the answers will be helpful or relevant.
If you truly have an urgent matter, the best solution is to reach out to a local business, organization, or government entity during their business hours.
Check out the karma guide below
!karma
Help: how-to-post on Reddit 101
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I’m relatively new to engaging on Reddit and have quickly become addicted. However, i have lots of timely questions to ask on some of my sub-Reddit communities but they require like 175 points to post... any feedback / insights on quick way to increase points?
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Go to r/amitheasshole and call anyone who cheats a bad person. In general be self-righteous and judge mental on there and you will get upvotes.
Go on r/greentext and repost shit from six months ago.
Go on any animal subreddit and repost cute animals.
All of them work
reddit 101 - Ahri-lly easy guide to reddit basics
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Good morning, Summoners (or if you're in Japan like me, 今晩は)! In a joint effort with over 200 other subreddits, we're starting a campaign to educate new and existing users on everything related to reddit. After a few weeks of work, a group of mods from many different subreddits have come up with "reddit 101", which you can find below. Thanks to all that helped put it together (I did absolutely nothing).
We hope many of you find it useful, and please spread the word around if you can!
To view reddit 101 after this post is removed, visit www.reddit.com/wiki/reddit_101.
What is reddit, really?
- Don't think of reddit as one giant community. This site is made up of "sub"reddits, which are all their own communities. Every single post you see on this site belongs to its own community, with its own set of users, and with its own set of rules. reddit provides you an easy-to-use interface for managing what posts you see by letting you subscribe or unsubscribe from certain subreddits.
- By making an account, you are automatically subscribed to a set of "default" subreddits which are a set of highly popular communities that the administrators of this site feel would give the average person an interesting first experience.
- Don't like one or more of these default subreddits? Use the "unsubscribe" button on the sidebar, and start customizing your reddit front page! Find subreddits that interest you. Many subreddits feature lists of "similar subreddits" that will help you find other awesome places to subscribe to. Looking for a subreddit but you just don't know its name? Try r/findareddit! Finally, try setting up a multi-reddit to categorize your subreddit list even further!
Tips for your account.
- See and change your preferences. Customize how many comments show up, what kind of posts show up, and more!
- Verify your e-mail. If you don't do this and you lose your password, you will have no way to log back onto that account. Ever. Please do this!
- Karma is a point system that lets you know how your submissions or comments are doing. The more karma your post has, the more people have upvoted it. Generally a higher karma count on a post means that the community of that subreddit found your post valuable and interesting. Your karma is logged on your user page on the top right. Please note that self-posts earn you no karma. Only comments and link-posts do.
What is the sidebar?
- The "sidebar" is the list of information pertaining to a specific subreddit. At the top you will find a link to submit a post and a link to search the subreddit. It also contains the link to "subscribe/unsubscribe" from that subreddit. Underneath that it generally lists the rules, guidelines, relevant information, similar subreddits, etc. Note: many mobile reddit apps require you to press a certain button for the sidebar to show up. Every subreddit has a sidebar. Please don't forget to look for it even if your app doesn't immediately show it! Here's an image showing where to find it on common reddit apps.
- You should always read the sidebar before submitting a post to any subreddit, and if you don't understand a rule message the moderators to ask. This ensures that your post stays on the subreddit, as rule-breaking posts will likely be removed.
- Have a question about a submission to a particular subreddit? Ask the moderators there! Here's an image that shows you where you can typically find the link to message the mods.
Who are moderators? What do they do?
- Each subreddit is a community with its own focus. The mods are volunteers who ensure the subreddit stays true to its purpose by enforcing set rules. For example, r/android is a subreddit dedicated to discussion of the Android operating system. Anything not directly related to Android is removed by its moderators. Similarly, r/apple is a subreddit dedicated to discussing Apple and its products.
- Moderators have the power to approve or remove any comments or submissions made to only the subreddits they moderate. They can also issue a ban for users on their subreddit. Moderators enforce the rules laid out in the sidebar, so if you follow all the rules in the sidebar you should be good!
Who are admins? What do they do?
- Meet the admins. The admins are like super-moderators. They have all the abilities of moderators across every subreddit plus more. They are paid employees of the site and they ensure that the site runs smoothly for all users.
- The admins are generally hands-off when it comes to individual subreddits, letting the moderators and the community decide how its run. However, the admins will enforce the rules of reddit on every subreddit. Be familiar with these rules. Failure to follow these rules may earn you a sitewide ban, or the closing down of a subreddit.
What is reddiquette?
- reddiquette is an informal set of guidelines to follow before commenting or submitting on reddit. As reddit has grown, certain behaviors have been frowned upon and other behaviors have been encouraged. reddiquette spells out these behaviors so you aren't left wondering why your posts aren't well-received. You might not be banned not following reddiquette, but you will probably be showered in downvotes if you don't.
Help! What happened to my post?
- reddit is a huge forum with millions of users. Many posts are made here every day. Many, many posts are made with the intention to spam or harass other users. Other posts just don't fit the subreddit. Moderators have to filter through these posts every day to ensure their subreddit stays on topic and free of hostility. Some moderators use bots to help them report posts, some moderators do it all themselves. Every subreddit is different. If you find your post not showing up in the subreddit, your best bet is to ask the moderators there why it's not showing up. Please note: when you message the moderators, ALL moderators can read it! It's a shared inbox!
- I can still see my post but others say they can't?
Nothing is really removed from reddit, if a mod removes something it is de-listed for others to see. You can still see it with a direct link. - My post was removed because it was spam? What gives? Spam is a tricky subject, reddit has several base rules but much of it is left for moderators to decide. reddit's FAQ has a good section explaining it.
- I can still see my post but others say they can't?
I have a great idea for a subreddit!
- Awesome! Message the moderators so you can talk to them
I have a great idea for reddit as a site!
- Awesome too! Post it in r/ideasfortheadmins
What if I don't like the moderators or how the subreddit is run?
- That's okay, reddit was built to handle just that! First though, make sure that you talk to the moderators of that subreddit just to be sure there aren't any misunderstandings, or if you can't just compromise. Otherwise, make your own community! Here is an excellent guide for starting and moderating your own subreddit.
- Moderators are people, too, so if you want your voice heard consider messaging them politely with your concerns. We care about the communities we help run and would hate to see users leave because of something that we can help fix!
What if I need help with something else?
- Try r/help for general help on reddit. r/askmoderators can also help you out if you need to ask mods about anything.
I think I found a bug.
- Uh oh. If you are using an application or extension, most have a subreddit you can post in! ( r/RESIssues, r/alienblue, r/redditisfun). If you found a bug with reddit itself, post it to r/bugs (more serious issues should be sent directly to the reddit security team: see the r/bugs sidebar for contact information.)
Other Subreddits of Note
- Other good subreddits to check out for help with various topics are r/Modhelp, r/Modnews, r/ChangeLog, r/Blog, and r/Announcements.
Read more about reddit and how it works.
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Did phreak help you with that title?