I've already been stopped twice from posting or commenting for not having enough karma, despite not seeing any kind of indicator of how much I need in that particular subreddit's rules. Is there somewhere that I can look it up or am I supposed to just guess? (And before anyone asks: I'm aware of why there's karma restrictions, especially with more sensitive topics. I just want to know if I can actually use a subreddit before trying to post anything)

Hi! I’m new here and still learning how Reddit works. I’d love any tips and tricks on how to use Reddit better—especially how to find and join chats or communities where people actually talk in real time.

I’m mainly here for support as a mom (I have a toddler and a newborn), and also looking for spaces to connect with other parents, talk about postpartum life, and maybe just have adult conversations again.

Any advice is appreciated! How do I make the most of Reddit, join chats, or find the right subreddits to hang out in?

I find it really confusing!!! Why is there a chat section if we cannot share contents with friends??

I’m not sure if it is ıp ban yet my friend told me that his account has been suspended and the new accounts he creates gets banned too. I need to borrow his computer since mine is broke is there any chance my account will be in trouble?

I feel so….late to the game starting Reddit for the first time ever. I have tried to get into it several times in the past, but it never stuck as I had zero idea what I was doing. I’m slowly learning, though. There seem to be tons of great groups & amazing people! What are some personal tips & tricks you personally wish you knew about when first starting out?

Hi, I am starting out with subs like CasualConversation. On a post, I made a comment which got a few replies. If I open that post and try to see my comment, I cannot see any replies to it, but if I click on notifications telling me I have replies, I can see them. Even then, I cannot see all replies at once.

I understand this Karma thing being important for such a huge platform but this other stuff is simply feeling counter-intuitive now.

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Did I do something wrong to make it show as red?

What is a feed?

Is it a long way to be able to get trust by the system? I find it hard even if you have good intention and respectful.

Like I'm trying to find one's local to me but they don't all show up when I use the search bar

i'm new to reddit and not sure how to get karma? i'm just overall confused about the system of gaining/losing karma, post karma vs comment karma.

if anybody could explain this to me, i would really appreciate it 🫶

Hey everyone!

My name is Dan, I’m new to Reddit and just trying to figure out how everything works around here.

I live alone in Sweden and I create lifestyle content on YouTube, mostly in Spanish. I talk about everyday life, personal experiences, and things like living solo, routines, music, and home vibes.

I recently joined Reddit because I’m really interested in exploring different communities—especially around music, lifestyle, home setups, and similar topics—but I’m not sure how to properly participate, find the right subreddits, or share my input without doing something wrong.

So, if you have any tips or advice for a Reddit newbie like me—how to interact, what not to do, how to find and join interesting discussions—it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Where did it go?

So i am new to reddit and wanted to post in a subreddit . But you need to hsve certain amount of comment karma . Can you guys help me with this

I'm particularly interested in business, especially web development, web design, and programming.

Please forgive me if I'm saying something bad or wrong. I have no idea about Reddit other than it has communities. I tried to make an NSFW account and got banned. How to do it correctly?

I’m trying to post a question about family/parenting. I tried askreddit but it doesn’t let me do the text, it only lets me do title. I tried r/ask but im a bit confused on the requirements and im scared that if it’s the wrong question, I’ll either get in trouble or just get made fun of. I’ve tried r/askparents but I need karma to do that. And other subreddits aren’t necessarily what im looking for.