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If Reddit is out to help and teach the regular people, why go into invitation mode only? Some help would have been awesome! Hoping for a brighter future,

Plattform ist voll von cringe Neckbeards, die gleichzeitig noch Discord-Moderatoren sind und alles zu ernst nehmen. Downvote.

I used to enjoy reddit until they got political. Now all i get from them are Trump/Biden emails, which is annoying considering that it was a great platform. This has also resulted in discussions becoming one-sided, which isn't something I want.

Reddit deletes posts the moment you press the button 'submit'. It is done automatically by a bot...and no one responds on questions. This is not customer friendly and will drive people away. Good luck Reddit, with this attitude another platform will come up and get you.

The admins are just messing up the site , i miss the old Reddit , there was a time when i really enjoyed this place

The downfall of free speech. Reddit used to be a great place to express your thoughts, joke around with people, and generally provide intellectual discussion. Nowadays, they have banned/quarantined several subreddits

Fun site with lots of awesome posts but... Terrible moderators, terrible support that just ignores you. Lots and lots of illegal stuff in here, support and mods doesn't seem to care.

I really loved Reddit. It was open, easy to use, and good moderation. Now it all went to... Well you can guess it. Let's start with the open and moderation: I opened a new community (nothing fancy or illegal or weird). People came, joined, and the community became active. Then I got a message from an user; did you put your community to private? No, I did not. I checked the community and it was banned (or set to private). I did not get any message or explanation. So, I thought I missed something. I tried again, with a different name and more strict rules. 3 days later; banned. Again, it was nothing about politics, erotic, illegal, drugs or whatever. Just something about IOT. Easy to use; Yes, still easy to use. But if you are new (I started a new account) and you don't have karma (points of your reputation), you are having a hard time getting around and post stuff. I posted one post in 5 subreddits. 4 subreddits removed my post and said I needed more karma. How the f**** can I get more karma if I can't post anywhere? Think people! It ain't that hard to understand this isn't working! Then there is the people. Let me rephrase that: Then there are the SICK people. My hobby is gamedevelopment, so I posted something about a game I came up with and I wanted to discuss it with other developers on KIK or Wickr Me. Within 2 seconds I got a message (cool!). When I opened the message it was a picture of a kid (12 years old?) without any clothing. Next message was "You like this, don't you?". Within 6 minutes I have 4 of this pictures and messages from several "people". I removed my message from Reddit, deleted my Wickr Me account. Think people on Kik are different? Nope! I think Reddit really should think about the way they are handling stuff. This really went from "damn, this platform is good" to "Let's get the f*** out of here"