Hello guys. I wanted to post on Subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/PhotoshopRequest/. It said that even to post a comment, i have to get 10 Karma points. Also, I am quoting the rule here, "Your account must be at least 1 day old and have at least 10 karma points (post+comment, not awardee/awarder) made on other subreddits. No exceptions will be made.". Can anyone guide me as to how can I get those 10 Karma points if I am not allowed to even comment on any post ?

I keep getting my feed clogged with Reddit suggestions because I showed interest in this community, or I showed interest in a similar community. Please, tell me there’s a way to opt out of this crap. It’s truly running my already shitty non-Apollo Reddit experience.

I'm very new here. I could be wrong but it seems like people don't comment on posts older than days or weeks.

Is it weird to comment on the old posts? Are there any specific manners about that?

Hi, though I am not new to Reddit, I rarely post and thus am not very familiar with the system. I have one subreddit where I want to post, but I am unable to because of the "Post is awaiting moderator approval" message. My posts have not been approved for about two months. I even tried private messaging the moderators but did not receive any response.

Then, I read a post from another subreddit stating that subreddits usually have karma requirements, although it is not explicitly mentioned in the rules of this particular sub. I checked the karma of recent posters, and I noticed that those users have quite a few post and comment karmas, with 29 being the minimum among those I've seen.

For the reason, I would like to gain karma. Is there any good way to efficiently gain karma in 30 days? Specifically, it would be ideal if I could reach the required level in 3 to 5 days. Thank you.

It is a place where Reddit makes fun of itself, or more specifically, a place where some redditors make fun of the posts hitting the front page. There are times when Reddit can suffer from a brand of herd mentality, and over a pretty short time span dozens (if not hundreds) of nearly identical posts can come through "What's Hot", circlejerk is the place to poke fun of the current batch. At other times /r/circlejerk is a place for people to make fun of reddit.com itself, or the internet in general. Memes are often dissected, and rebranded here as well.

No matter what the reason, /r/circlejerk is a place for humor, both good and bad, it is definitely not a place for a serious conversation, or a place to take offense.

It is not to be confused with /r/lounge. Which is where Reddit Gold subscribers go to do basically the same thing.

Admittedly, I'm new here. I'm sure there are a few new people here, right?

First thing you notice when you're about to speak up is all the links to rules & threats to be blocked, banned, exiled, etc. Know what I mean? OK, so why do I keep seeing posts that seem to violate those same rules? Does every sub have it's own rules independently?

Is it possible to post in multiple subs with the same post or is this against the rules?

Is there a sub that's dedicated to orienting people to reddit?

What's the deal with Gold?

I need10 karma to post, so I made more than 10 comments to reach 10 points. But I only see "2 karma" on the right upper corner, under my account name. How do I gain 10 Karma?? Is there a minimum word counts that I need write to gain karma?!

Hi,

I am Zach! I am new to Reddit, and I lack the karma to post in AI communities like /r/OpenAI or /r/ChatGPT. I would appreciate it if you could give me a couple of upvotes for me to get sufficient karma.

Thanks!

Zach

. like commenting or posting anywhere.

so I get that spam is bad, and I even understand i should wait 24 or 48hours, but apparently i also need karma from any post anywhere to be allowed to post at all.

so how do i start?
is there a reddit where i wouldnt spam people? or less strict spam rules?

the subreddits that i came here for dont allow me to post or comment at all, ive tried both of them . :/

thanks for any answers and sorry it this is mentioned somewhere already.

I finally snapped to the fact that reddit seems to know that this throwaway account is the same person as my main account. How does it know? Does the site keep track of my IP address? If I created a throwaway in an incognito window, would that prevent the site knowing a throwaway is the same person as a main account?