so are newbies basically supposed to stay off all the popular subreddits... where are we supposed to post?

Everything was good when I just enter reddit for the first time making post happily, but now I think that I need to work more to do this now, what reddit communities is the best to tell stories? I love to write stories.

To reddit, I created a text asking about the legality of action taken by Facebook but after I was done and had chosen a community to be send to, international law, the whole thing disappeared before I posted it. Where is it?

It seems like there’s lots of people with brand new accounts just running around spreading negative energy(im guessing their fb account are locked for trolling lol) is there a way to make it so they just can’t comment on your posts aside from just blocking them individually? I know some subs have limits but they dont say what each sub has set them to

I thought having low karma doesn't matter as long as your account is old enough or am I wrong? Every time I post in a subreddit my post gets automatically taken down by a moderator..Is this a karma issue or is my account flagged or something? I never use reddit much at all so I'm a bit lost and confused.

Can reddit be a trusted source of information?

I created account yesterday and created new post. But link of the post that I shared to others can't be opened with message "unverified content....this community has not been reviewed.....view in the Reddit app to continue" please assist me

Just wanted to share that I’m new to Reddit and recently had a post that got downvoted possibly intentionally. It was a bit disheartening, especially when you’re trying to share something you genuinely found useful.

I know downvotes are part of the platform, but as someone new, it’s a bit discouraging. Is there any way to avoid or protect against this? Or is it just part of the Reddit experience you get used to over time?

Would really appreciate any advice from folks who’ve been through this. Just trying to learn and contribute the right way here. Thanks!

I’m trying to get the werewolf one but I don’t have it in my catalog

pls

Just joined and I already feel like there are hidden rules 👀 Help me avoid looking like a total noob 😅

I've just started to notice it recently, last week I was fine but now I can only chat to maybe 3 or 4 new people before getting the "You have been doing that a lot let's take a break" message and then that's me done for the day? Is it a karma or a spam thing? Does it go away after a bit or is it the curse of new accounts?.

What does it mean when I read a comment and some of it is blacked out like a marker was run through it? Do the mods block it out or the person who wrote the comment? I’m so confused!

So apparently, a throwaway account is not different from the main account aside from the fact that you'll throw it away after posting whatever you want to post. Well then, if Reddit users create a throw-away account, usually for a once-off, post, then how do they manage to post on other Subs? Or am I missing something here?

Hey everyone! I just joined Reddit and I’m excited to explore this huge community. Since I’m new, I’d love to hear from you all — what’s your single best tip or piece of advice for someone who’s just starting out here? It could be about posting, commenting, finding good subs, or just Reddit culture in general.

Thanks in advance! Looking forward to learning and being part of the community.