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The overall reputation of the company is marred by significant customer dissatisfaction, primarily stemming from perceived censorship and biased moderation practices. Many users express frustration over account management issues, such as difficulties in deleting accounts and unjust bans, which contribute to a sense of being silenced. While some appreciate the platform's diverse content and sense of community, the overwhelming sentiment is one of disillusionment with the site's environment, described as toxic and unwelcoming. This dichotomy highlights a pressing need for improved moderation transparency and user support to enhance the overall user experience.
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Don't pay attention to the rules. Mods implement their own view. If your post doesn't correspond with theirs, you're banned.
There is just SO much stuff on this site. Pictures, videos, quips... I don't have time to sit and go through everything. Typically, if it's topical enough you will end up seeing it on another social media site anyway.
I love hanging around in the photoshop battles subreddit to and submit my own editings. Its a nice laugh!
Such a great community that I feel addicted to browsing reddit and getting know some interesting but useless things.
1. AMA's appear to have limited functionality because the hosts do not answer legit questions.
2. Moderators appear to have no disciplinary chain of command from the site Admin. Thus, if a moderator begins making accusations against you, you have no defense against the trolling of a mod.
3. Mods apparently do not really care about US federal laws on information flow and sharing related to US national defense and security.
4. Mods apparently lack expertise in the sub/reddits that they moderate. Therefore, you can have a person with absolutely no experience managing a highly technical scientific discussion. This is totally unacceptable because a moderator who lacks such experience can not effectively judge the accuracy of postings.
5. The downvoting at Reddit is totally ridiculous. Why even have down votes? They post in multiple places in some subject areas that downvoting is not allowed. But, upon the whim of some moderators, suddenly a bunch of down votes occur from a cyber mob of moderators who apparently can decide to show up at a moment's notice.
6. Subject matter in each subject area is controlled by a priority other than the timing of discussions and the number of responses.
Reddit is a real pain to use. As a new member you can't post anywhere. You can't post more than once within a several minute timespan. And Reddit is super picky about what you post in each category. I find it to much of a bother to use, and gave up.
The default sub reddits are not a good indication of the breadth of content available on the site. For best results sign up an account and then curate your subreddits.
Posting a video un Reddit under Street Fights is terrible! You have a lot of haters on their that don't want to give your website a chance, and will downvote you everytime you post. I'm a promoter for a few major online companies and yes... I do follow the guidelines! These redditors will downvote you, but these are the same people who will go on the websites, watch the videos, copy the videos, add their watemark to it... go back on reddit add it and downvote us. We are an legit company with anywhere between 50,000 to 200,000 visitors a day. Reddit should at least put a banned or delete button on pages so that you have the option to delete haters!
Reddit is Amazing. It's an innovative platform that has changed the internet forever. What more can I say?
I love reddit.com I am like addicted to this site!
I visit reddit daily. It's a nice combination of important news and funny/informative user posts. I can never get more than a few upvotes, but that's okay... I still come back every day.
I have difficult relationship with Reddit and Redditors. Some of them have down voted my posts many times. I still try to do my best to get a good karma. Its not easy at all. Advice: you need to read Reddit rules and actually follow them to be not banned. You need to be very active user to get good points and visitors from Reddit on your website. Happy Redditing :)
I like this social network.
There are a lot of people which do not know, but also very happy
One of the better sites online for finding solutions to issues. The community can often have trolls and folks that are trying to bunk the system--but because of the amount of users, the information flow is naturally corrected. The site maintenance is strong and works to please the people using it.
Reddit is magical, as it is so addictive. You can literally find out what will appear in the newspapers over the coming days, as the get their sources here. The site does a good a moderating. You don't need to sign up to join, and you can lurk as long as you like. The site has something for everyone.
I've been a Redditor for years and it's been a major part of my internet experience. I've laughed, I've cried, I've learned (I have learned SO MUCH from this site from mending my hoover to improving my coding. The list is endless.
The interface is tricky at first (in that it's extremely simple and text based). But hey, no goddam social media icons everywhere, or irritating ads, no request for your personal information.
Reddit - you've been there for me. Love you.
Once you've earned a permanent suspension (usually for a relatively minor infraction), they will go out of their way to keep you off the site.
Step 0: Suspending you
Step 1: Suspending any name on the same IP.
Step 2: Locking you out entirely with a phony "wrong password" error.
This is very shady.
It doesn't matter if the password is correct; they will say it's not to keep you away.
They will suspend new accounts that don't even post within an hour if they decide you're a "bad user."
The admins must try to be this useless. It can't be an accident.
What a gigantic circlejerk. It used to have insightful comments, but now it's just a bunch of people making terrible puns and sharing memes. I only waste time on here at work because porn is blocked.
Answer: Absolutely cancer. Unless you're an NPC without a brain of your own.
Answer: Use sitejabber, much better. Since they don't make you jump through hoops to post a review and they don't censor negative reviews. TONS of bad sites online. TONS of corrupt sites. Clean up the internet. Break up these monopolistic companies.
Answer: Don't trust reviews from reddit because the site is censored to get rid of negative reviews. Censored by corrupt moderators and admins.
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