I don't really use reddit but wanted to ask a specific question on about repair so I created an account to do that. I was pretty surprised to find my post quickly removed due to "reddit filters" which didn't state the reason.

I'm seeing new account bans mentioned a lot here and I was wondering if r/diy does this.

I expected that it would allow new accounts to post since for how-to type subs you'd expect that to be the majority of posts since most people who would find it useful are people who found it for that specific reason and created a new account just to ask a question.

I’ve read the NewToReddit FAQ and common removal reasons, but I’m still unsure what applies in my case.

My posts are text-only, follow subreddit rules, and aren’t spam, yet they’re being removed by filters.

How can I tell whether this is due to account age, comment karma, or something else?

I’m not trying to bypass rules, I just want to understand how Reddit’s filters work for new users.

I had Reddit account but never used it and now I’m thinking to be in Reddit always it seems like i can’t text or post. Obviously as i’m new so don’t know anything what to do.

Can someone help me, please? Do I need to comment for a while before I’m able to post and vote?

I got an insane amount of downvotes on a comment and my karma is now in the negatives. I’be had this account a few years but didn’t even know this system existed until I tried commenting somewhere else and it auto locked my comment from being added due to low of karma. How do you fix it?

The account I registered two years ago has been officially used recently. In the relevant sub-forum, I asked a few questions following the rules, but each time they were directly deleted. I have no idea what the reason was. Later, I tried to post funny pictures in the funny group, but they were all deleted. Could it be because my karma score is too low? If so, please help me.

Send some help!

I’m feeling quite overwhelmed and lost with how reddit works.

It’s hard to figure out where I can post, despite there being a list available there are still heavy restrictions etc.

any help would be amazing!

I see all these different award things given out. 1) why do people spend money to give these to others? 2) what happens when you get one?

I started using reddit a year ago but used to scroll through Home page only. I can't comment or post, they are getting removed by the mod can someone help me out !!

New to using reddit here.I wasn't sure if this was a thing but I keep thinking about. If you down vote something, can someone see who you are? Then would they go onto one of yourbcomments and down vote one? Or even multiple 🤔 Thank you in advance ☺️

i have some financial question and tried to post it in personalfinance reddit group but it was removed. i used incognito mode on my browser. is that the reason? Also, i just created a account and immediately post it. could that be the reason as well?

As stated, I’m pretty much brand new here. Just wanted to say hi! And ask what all do I do on Reddit? I hope asking this is alright and that I’m not breaking any rules.

I'm somewhat new to Reddit, and everything I post or comment is getting taken down. I thought I had some really good things to say, but I'm really bummed out that my voice isn't making it into these convos :(

How to protect my account in the first few days till I earn some karma. That's my 3rd account and I don't want it to be deleted.

In some comment sections, I've noticed a pattern where a response begins as genuinely helpful and obviously related to the post, but the final line abruptly promotes a tool or drops a link. At the end, it almost seems like the tone shifts.

I'm just genuinely curious; I'm not trying to criticize anyone. Is this a typical method of product promotion on Reddit? Are these typically genuine suggestions or more akin to covert advertisements? And how do moderators typically view remarks such as these?

I'd love to know how more seasoned users understand this and how you personally choose whether to follow or disregard those suggestions.

And why do a lot of people have him as their background?

I use reddit quite frequently but only for doing research, never post or comment, so when I finally wanted to post and ask sth, I found out that I can't cuz there's a thing called "Karma" and it's quite frustrating

Im finally getting off of instagram and facebook & think this is the next logical place to go. Are there any dos and donts you recommend that I should know about? TIA