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  Si te sigo eres furry y gay (@CJoshuaw) reported 12 seconds ago

  @warmoaran3s @DrinksSoup6803 @Alterion_Adachi Bromigo theres always be a way to use windows software on linux, reddit users are kind and nice when there's new users having problems you just have to go to their subreddit and they will help you In Linux you don't have to deal with drivers install cuz they r in the kernel alry

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  Cleo Fee ✨ (@eehpoelc3) reported 1 minute ago

  @polinkisses 1/. Yes. I’ve been on reddit those last few months on many Bridgerton subs including the Polin sub and I’m sad seeing on X other so called Polin fans dragging it down. Maybe some prefer Nic or Luke but doesn’t mean they hate the other. This place is the only sub which try to be

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  GOLDEN OLIVER JOSUE (@nicholsjosue1) reported 1 minute ago

  @alexisohanian @intro Hey can you fix my #Reddit & stop removing every post I make & blocking my account please thank you!

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  P.J.Buckley 👑✝️🕊️ (@PJBuckley818) reported 2 minutes ago

  @furbalurbalurb I think there is a deeper problem than mere mockery here. There is a very Reddit like reductionism here. I really think there is something very post-human about the way a lot of people speak about their fellow man.

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  Danglar (@danglar_) reported 4 minutes ago

  Month five. Nineteen subscribers. She’d told three people about it. Nina did backend work in Tallinn. Read the same complaint eight times on a niche accounting subreddit before she built anything. One-page site. Twenty-three signups. Ten problem interviews where she never once pitched. Then a dollar from two strangers. Then Claude Code on a Saturday morning. Empty folder to deployed by Sunday night. Month one: six customers. Month three: fourteen. Month five: nineteen, and the number had barely moved in six weeks. Her boyfriend asked if she was still doing the software thing. “Barely,” she said. “Is it worth it?” She didn’t answer for a while She kept showing up to the same Reddit threads. Helped first, linked second. Never broke that ratio. Month seven: something shifted. Month twelve: 1,650 subscribers at $29 each. $47,812 a month. The code took a weekend. The customers took the boring middle nobody talks about, the part between month three and month seven where most people close the laptop and don’t open it again. She almost did. Twice.

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  ghost (@ghost7cn) reported 8 minutes ago

  @drewpark24 @MW4Liberty You know what scares me about people like you. You refute common sense and knowledge based on who you heard it from. You don't stop to think, question or even read anything presented, you don't even have a counter for it. You just resort to shutting down the argument by regurgitating the same ole bullshit someone else said because you know you're a close-minded dumb **** so you have to pull tricks out of candace bag to stay afloat. Ima be honest with you out of all the placest where I've seen the dumbest **** ever posted X is #2. Reddit takes 1st place on that one. Facebook can actually be pretty reasonable and I have resources there that I couldn't find here.

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  Tommygun1917 the return(on hiatus) (@tommygun19173) reported 10 minutes ago

  @HardcoreCook37 @LeBolshevikman Yeah well it sums up reddit perfectly, pretend progressive on some social issues and pro Ukraine but very very genocidal when Arabs are being slaughtered

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  OrganiqReddit (@OrganiqReddit) reported 16 minutes ago

  @alishaz1221 That framing is spot on — the anxiety usually comes from thinking Reddit is a broadcast channel. But when you're genuinely in those threads because you know the problem, it stops feeling like marketing. GradIntel sounds like a perfect fit for r/gradadmissions honestly.

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  Warden (@wwardenn) reported 17 minutes ago

  WHY REDDIT FAILS FOR MOST CRYPTO PROJECTS @Reddit is one of the toughest platforms for crypto projects. Most teams fail on it because they try to use it the same way they use X or @telegram. Reddit does not reward speed or direct promotion. It is designed to filter out brand spam. A new account that shows up and immediately starts promoting usually gets negative reactions or gets caught by filters very quickly. Another common mistake is using the wrong tone. What sounds normal on other platforms often comes across as pushy or salesy on Reddit. The audience here is very sensitive to marketing language and hype. Many projects focus on getting likes instead of creating real discussion. A post with high reach but almost no meaningful comments delivers very little long-term value. Reddit’s real strength comes from deep conversations, which help with search visibility and how AI tools describe your project. Teams also tend to ignore negative threads. An old critical post can stay visible in search for years and continue hurting the project’s reputation. Staying silent is often seen as confirmation that the criticism is valid. Running ads before building any organic presence is another frequent error. When users click through and land on a new or empty profile, trust drops immediately instead of growing. Attempts to manipulate the platform through bought accounts or artificial engagement are usually detected. When this happens, the consequences often affect the entire project, not just one post. Finally, most teams only become active on Reddit right before a launch. By that point, it is already too late. Reddit requires consistent, non-promotional participation over several weeks before an account carries any real weight. The platform rewards those who are willing to put in the time and follow its rules. Quick results are rare here.

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  DesiUncleWahaj (@Trudeepthi) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MaryamKhan87150 Every single moment of yumhaj tours was recreated but then maya got oversmart & put lp entertainment post which they had to take down due to bashing by neutrals. Moderator had to comment in reddit post was done by mayas PR not wahaj so that bashing stops. If that has not

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  Kefayatullah Khadem (@kefayatkhadim) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Mahere_Fluxera @bymarcoperez @nthntrvls Yeah business accounts skip the 12 tester requirement, that part is right. Same goes for personal accounts opened before November 2023, they're grandfathered in too. For anyone stuck on a newer personal account, the reddit testing subs work but the drop off rate is rough since people install and forget. Prime Test Lab is another route, they handle the 12 testers for the full 14 days on real devices so you don't have to chase people down.

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  Alexis Ohanian 🗽 (@alexisohanian) reported 22 minutes ago

  @intro Reddit grew for years on basically zero marketing spend. The product was the marketing. If you're buying growth, you're paying a tax on a product people don't love yet. Fix that first.

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  Michael C. Sleet (@SleetMd) reported 26 minutes ago

  @QueenMab87 He had sooo many questions. The Totenkopf, the Reddit posts, and the NYT took up a lot of oxygen. For antiwar types, Blackwater should have been a bigger issue. My issue with many (not all) in the far-left is their pursuit of identity over ideology. (Random: Happy Belated)

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  Kanika (@KanikaBK) reported 27 minutes ago

  Omg.. this can't be true... I kept building AI agents on my eventually list because everything I read made it sound like a six month project requiring a technical background I did not have. One Reddit thread changed that by saying the one thing nobody had said clearly: pick the smallest possible problem and finish it completely before you try to build anything impressive. MY ARTICLE IS THE CLAUDE CODE VERSION OF THAT LESSON. Working agent - Under one hour - Zero coding. Full guide below.

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  Sev Henry (@Sev_Plays) reported 34 minutes ago

  So I've been streaming my Pokemon shiny hunts for a while now, and for the last year, until around this past May, I was even a member of the reddit Shiny Hunting community, and frequented their Discord. However, in May I was banned from the discord, with the only explanation being that something about my Twitter account offended someone (🙄). Fine, fair enough. Communities have the right to curate themselves however they see fit. The head mod and I both agreed that at the very least a clear explanation should have been given, but it wasn't, and I didn't think it worth fighting over.l, but I was given unequivocal confirmation that I was still welcome to post within the subreddit. Well, for the last three months my posts there have been flagged and removed. The first few times I didn't think much of it, but finally it became annoying enough that I reached out to the mods once more, who confirmed that I wasn't violating any rules. I stepped away for a few weeks, hoping maybe when I came back the issue would be resolved. Lo and behold, within minutes of posting on discord it was once again removed. I reached out to the mods again, and the head mod confirmed that someone has been brigading my posts in order to have the automated systems flag and remove my posts. We're in agreement that this is crap, and I don't blame them one iota, but it's genuinely frustrating that this is a thing that can happen. Mind you, I'm a complete non-entity, no sizeable platform on my socials, and I don't post on reddit super frequently. I still have no idea what I did/said to offend the person(s) in question, nor who they even are, so my only recourse is basically to just let it keep happening, or give up within they community. This shouldn't be a thing that's permitted. #Pokemon #ShinyPokemon #ShinyHunting