My recent 2 posts have been doing well and I initially got "enough" karma from them. I was earlier stuck on ~34K karma and they together helped me reach till 44.8K.

But after I noticed that even though my most recent post went from 10K to 12.6K upvotes, my Karma remained stuck at 44.8K upvotes only. The post now has 13.1K upvotes and I still am at 44.8 K. Also, my Post karma is now 40,629 and Comment karma is at 4,172 since I took the screenshot.

I know upvotes don't equal karma in a direct way, and asking for karma can seem kinda petty, but surely this is a bug, right?

Btw the other recent post was on 5.3K upvotes at the time of the screenshot and is now on 5.7K, if someone wanna know the total upvotes of the two. My recent comments, in the same time period as I went from ~34K to 44.8K, also got 200+ upvotes in total.

(I was on an older version of reddit and once I realized I wanted to make this post and had to know the reddit version for it, I updated to the latest one and took the screenshot after upgradating.)

The default comment sort set in settings is not always applying the preferred sort by setting (top)

No idea what version it is, but this isn't a new problem

Description: request_bot automatically removes r/redditrequest requests for subreddits that u/ModSupportBot itself has listed for adoption. The bot's own adoption post appears to count as "recent moderator activity", so the announcement blocks the adoption it announces. I don't think this is an isolated case, so I'm filing it here for anyone who hits the same wall.

Platform and version: Desktop web. The issue sits in request_bot's server-side eligibility check, so it should reproduce on any platform.

Steps to reproduce:

1. r/sociallistening has no human moderators. Its only moderator is u/ModSupportBot, added on 19 October.

2. On 13 November, u/ModSupportBot pinned a post saying the subreddit is available for adoption and directing users to r/redditrequest: https://www.reddit.com/r/sociallistening/comments/1xv8vws/rsociallistening_is_available_for_adoption/

3. On 15 November, a request was submitted in r/redditrequest: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditrequest/comments/1xwtoj2/

4. Within minutes, request_bot replied that the subreddit is "not eligible for request" and the post was removed.

Expected result: A subreddit listed for adoption by u/ModSupportBot is open to requests and goes to manual review.

Actual result: The request is auto-removed as ineligible. The only recent moderator activity on the subreddit is u/ModSupportBot's adoption post.

Suggested fix: Exclude actions by u/ModSupportBot and other admin-run bots from the recent activity check, or send requests for subreddits listed for adoption straight to manual review.

Screenshots: in the comments.

Description: gifs and videos hosted by Redgifs pause when expanded in app from within the post. Either they freeze or turn black.

Device model: iPhone 16 Pro Max

OS version: 27.2.0 and 27.2.1

Steps to reproduce: open a post and expand the gif. Close and reopen app, restart device, update iOS. Reddit hosted gifs are fine.

Expected and actual result: expected, the gifs will play when expanded, they continue to freeze

I have iOS 27.2.1 I get this a lot when I want to reply to a post or comment and the text box hides under the keyboard so I can’t see what I am typing

Exactly what the title says and it’s driving me up the wall. It doesn’t take a genius to guess what I’m trying to look at and then the second I start scrolling to see more, BOOM! r/wallstreetbets, r/indiadiscussion, r/soccer, and everything under the sun I couldn’t give less attention to if I tried.

This has been an issue across multiple versions for me and the inability to even hit block on subreddits started after I hit a setting someone recommended that should’ve fixed this issue months ago.

Whenever I try and discard a comment on a post, the pop-up dialogue box asking me if I want to discard or save the comment as a draft goes absolutely apeshit, meaning I have to close Reddit to stop this. Trying to navigate away using the X button does nothing.

If I’m scrolling, and watch a video, and turn sound on, man’s if I turn it off (the sound) and go into the post to read comments, it unmutes. If I mute it. Then leave the post it unmutes again. Very frustrating

I keep getting suggestions for communities I'm not interested in but there's no way to stop them.

Hello,

I’m writing on behalf of u/RelayReports, my development-log account.

This bug report was removed immediately by Reddit filters:
https://www.reddit.com/r/bugs/comments/1xx1pbj/desktop_web_profile_posts_disappeared_again_after/

The same account previously had three original profile posts removed again after Reddit had restored them. The normal appeals page is unavailable because Reddit currently considers the account active.

Could you please manually approve the r/bugs post if it is visible in your moderation queue? It documents the apparent account-level filtering issue and contains links to all affected posts.

Thank you.

This also happens with videos , it's been going on for few months now

Despite hiding the chat of a reddit user it still shows up in the inbox menu in the thread tab. Please fix this

The silent moderation text filter on this website sometimes won't even let you post a fully normal, completely inoffensive comment or post at all. What is the point in silently moderating? Nobody actually learns what the real rules are, just vague sitewide nonsense that doesn't actually apply to the things being moderated. There's blatant bigotry allowed all over the site (r/conservative is a subreddit still lol) so what are the actual rules being broken that require an underhanded and inconsistent filter to be put into place? Is there some law in some country somewhere that requires Reddit to silently laser comments where you say certain Naughty Words? Can we get a list of those words at least? Are we going to have to reverse engineer the text filter on the site and publicize it so that you can properly interact with people on Reddit moving forward? Perhaps create AI agents to post and re-post the things we intend to say on the website until the nonsensical text filter actually allows the post or comment through?

Just seems like yet another strategy to increase engagement numbers for shareholders while making the site worse for users. Seriously, why is Reddit obsessed with lying about downtime and making the user experience on the site so bad? Your website would be worth more if it was actually valuable. Imagine if you made a product worth paying for! People pay for twitter! And you can't get enough people to pay for this website to not make it complete tr4sh and lie to your users regularly!

Hi, I created a new acc to post on a sub-reddit because my original one has some personal info leaks and when I posted it got deleted by reddit's filters. Please reinstate it.

If you are stuck on the Android Reddit app where logging in with Google gives a "We were unable to authenticate you" error, or password login gives a "Something went wrong, try again later" error, I found a 100% working workaround without losing your account.

Here is how to fix it:

Uninstall the current version of the Reddit app from your phone.

Download and install an older stable version, specifically Reddit v2024.46.0, from APKMirror: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/redditinc/reddit/reddit-2024-46-0-release/

Open the older app and log in using your Google account (it should go through without any errors).

Once you are logged in, go to the Google Play Store and update Reddit to the latest version.

Your login session will stay active after updating, and everything will work normally again. Hope this helps anyone dealing with this bug!

I have to manually switch to Latest to see my subreddits.

It's an issue with my account only I think. If I upvote/downvote any post or comment, it doesn't count up. This has been an issue for almost 6 months or more(ever since I started using Reddit more frequently)

I can scroll a bit then it just ends and forces me to "browse reddit for other communities". I dont want to go to the algorithm, I want to view only what I am following. Sometimes it will only show a post or two before it shows nothing at all anymore.

I can click the downvote button and it appears to change the vote to neutral, and I can upvote it instead, but when I refresh the page or go to the home screen it is back to being downvoted automatically.

It started out by showing as downvoted, before I interacted with the post at all.

I don't use any browser extensions for Reddit.

The post: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/1xwi475/datadriven_subtyping_reveals_four_distinct/

Messaging mods didn’t work either. Haven’t spent a lot of time on Reddit.

My Home feed suddenly stopped loading today. Sometimes it displays one or two posts before showing “Join a community to see posts.” Other times, it’s completely empty.