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What are the rules of Reddit?
Please do
- Remember the human.
- Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life.
- Read the rules of a community before making a submission.
- Read the reddiquette.
- Moderate based on quality, not opinion.
- Use proper grammar and spelling.
- Keep your submission titles factual and opinion free.
What is Upvoting and Downvoting on Reddit?
Reddit users can vote individual posts and comments up and down, and while you can’t see the individual up and down tallies, you can see the net vote total — upvotes minus downvotes — for a particular post or comment.
What is the Reddit Downvote button for?
Some Twitter users on iOS might see a new button that looks like Reddit’s downvote button in people’s replies. That’s part of the social network’s latest experimental feature designed to give it more insight on what kind of replies users find relevant in a conversation.
How do I create a rule for a subreddit on mobile?
To set your community’s rules, go to the list of “Moderation tools” on the right-hand sidebar of your subreddit and click “Rules.” Enter your rules in the order you’d like them to be displayed on your community’s rules page. Make the names and violation reasons for your rules clear and include a detailed description.
Can you transfer owner of a subreddit?
Unfortunately, you cannot delete a community. However, you can transfer the ownership of the community to some other user and delete yourself from the subreddit if you wish to. If you do not want to use the community anymore, you can opt to put it up for adoption on other communities.
How much karma do you need for Subreddit?
Step 1: Log in and click on Create Community According to Reddit’s help section for Mods (subreddit moderators), you’ll need a Reddit account that has existed for at least 30 days and “a minimum amount of positive ‘karma.