Reddit

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Reddit is an American social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website. Registered members submit content to the site such as links, text posts, and images, which are then voted up or down by other members. You might've stumbled across this website before or heard it mentioned, but at first contact, you may have felt lost and slightly out of touch. This wikiHow will teach you all the fundamentals you need to know when joining the massive community that is referred to as the front page of the front page of the internet. • Create an account to upload your own posts, comment, and up/down vote others' posts. • Browse and subscribe to subreddits. These are pages dedicated to specific topics where users can share posts and links and comment on each others' posts. • View and engage with individual posts. Click the title of a post to comment, upvote, downvote, and engage with other users about the post. Know how to view individual posts. To view individual posts, click the title of the post. Depending on the content of the post, you will either be taken to a different site/article the post is linking to or you'll be directed to the post-page on the subreddit the post was submitted to, where you can read the text post or view the image post. • On the post-page, you can read comments, and once you've created your account, you can upvote (like), downvote, and reply other people's comments or write your own comments on the post. Understand what a subreddit is. A sub...

In 2005, two recent college graduates launched a website with a simple idea: they would let the online community decide what was newsworthy and what wasn’t by letting them post their own links and information. They’d then allow the site’s users to vote on those posts, with the idea that the very best would rise to the top. Twelve years on, Reddit still has the same philosophy at its core, with about one billion users per month checking in to “the front page of the Internet.” Yet if you’ve never plunged into the world of upvotes and downvotes, subreddits and multireddits (and basic “reddiquette”) the site can seem a little overwhelming. Below, we’ve got all the basics you need to get set up and voting, commenting, posting in no time. Getting Set Up With Subreddits As with most sites these days, to participate in Reddit, you’ll need to sign up for an account through a quick and self-explanatory process (login and account setup prompts can be found at the top right of the homepage). Once that’s done, you’ll want to add some subreddits to your account. Subreddits are like individual message boards devoted to one particular topic and there are thousands of them on the site including everything from r/news to r/showerthoughts. All subreddit names begin with a lowercase “r” followed by a slash, then the name of the subreddit. Each subreddit is hosted by a moderator and comes with its own rules regarding posts. Alexa and Cortana Teamed Up, But Consumer Tech Is Still Stuck in an Ec...

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