i am new to the world of reddit and this platform - tell me all the things i should know? and i should be aware of? - i know what this place and have a basic understanding of what happens here but this is my first time of actually spending time on this platform - thanks 😄

Need help!

Hello everyone, I am brand new to Reddit and still figuring out how the platform works. I am trying to find specific subreddits dedicated to developers, creators, or tech enthusiasts who showcase their own created apps, software, or digital projects specifically related to cannabis (weed apps). Could anyone point me in the right direction or suggest communities where this type of project sharing is welcomed? Thank you in advance for your help!

My karma is low and I can't message people in DMS that much, what to do??

It says my account is inactive or too young but it’s 4 months old, I’m wondering is this a karma issue cause I don’t really comment or post? I want to start posting and commenting but all the major communities are strict.

My notifications are turned On , and i am still not getting any notification, Did I miss any settings?

Hi, I'm just currently using Reddit and I don't know how to use this, I don't even know how to post 😭 please help

I like hiking and taking pictures of cool trees but all the big subs feel kinda crowded. Is there a way to find smaller places that are more chill? I get lost with all the options when I search.

I'm still figuring out how Reddit works, and one thing that's kinda confusing is that every subreddit seems to have its own rules.

Sometimes you can comment in one place but not in another, or your post gets filtered for some reason.

Is there an easy way to check what you need before posting, apart from reading through all the rules every time? 😅

Need help!

Please help 🙏

Hey everyone! I’m brand new to the platform and trying to figure out how posting limits work. I’ve noticed that some subreddits instantly remove or filter posts from fresh accounts, while others let them through.

Is there a general rule of thumb or a typical karma threshold that most communities use to separate automated spam from real users, or does every subreddit completely customize their own limits? Any insight into how the auto-moderator filters view new accounts would be super helpful!

i am new here i do not knwo how to use it

Hi everyone!

I’m completely new to Reddit and still trying to understand how everything works.

I’m an osteopath in the UK and joined because I’d like to contribute to discussions about musculoskeletal health and help answer questions where I have relevant professional knowledge.

I’ve spent some time writing thoughtful responses to people asking for advice, but most of my comments seem to be getting automatically removed.
I’m guessing this is because my account is new and I don’t have much karma yet.
What’s the best way to start contributing genuinely and build enough karma to participate in these communities?
Any advice would be really appreciated. Thanks!

Me uní a un grupo de reddit y veo que hay gente que publica videos en el feed. Quiero hacerlo yo también pero cuando voy a escoger el video de la biblioteca de fotos no me aparece el video que quiero poner. Me pasa en cualquier grupo, no me deja poner videos y no entiendo por qué, cuando hay otras personas que si pueden

I just started using reddit, whenever I post somewhere or comment somewhere, it is getting removed, saying there's account requirement and something called Karma. How to earn it? Please give me some if you can give me