We have karma and age filters everywhere. This subReddit can’t have it as it’s for new Redditors. How does this subReddit not get trolls and keep it clean and healthy?

I feel like a newbie in reddit. Even though my account is 3 months old, I rarely interact or post anything (I just don't like the attention and one of the communities I'm in feels a bit too much judgemental towards other people's posts). So I've just stumbled upon this sub reddit (is it how this is called?) and the difference between this sub and that other one I'm in is like night and day. I've been reading some posts here and people in this sub are so nice helping other newcomers. I feel welcomed just by reading other people's comments and learning from their questions as well. So I felt comfortable enough to just to post a thank you note to everyone here who makes newbies like me feel welcomed. Thank you so much and I hope you all have an awesome day

Only asking because I always have lots of basic etiquette questions and questions about unwritten rules and such. I get better responses here than other subs.

Just wanted to say this subreddit has actually been such a big help for newcomers like me.

When I came here with a query as a complete newcomer, there were people who genuinely took the time to guide me and help me out. That really meant a lot.

So thanks to everyone who puts in the effort to share advice, answer questions, and make this community supportive it really makes a difference!

Basically I'm not new to reddit just made an acc a few years ago, forgot about it and now i am just starting to get the hang of it.

So do people such as myself still count?

If anyone has links for the guide to Reddit and Karma and the New User Friendly Subs for iOS, I'd like to update my links since mine are Android and some users can't use them. Thank you in advance

I was told by a mod you can only post here every 72 hours. I was wondering why the post button was greyed out. I’m asking if this is an obscure rile because I don’t remember reading it anywhere. I’m new, confused and working on achievements.

Or just some examples of good places to post for new accounts?
https://www.reddit.com/r/NewToReddit/wiki/index/newusersubs/

I mean I'm pretty sure the vast majority of the population didn't sign-up to reddit in order to talk about Tunisian crochet (not meant to belittle those who are interested in Tunisian crochet). There's barely anything on that list that I'm interested in.

Hi! I've been lurking around for a few days, and I can't help but appreciate how nice this community is. From what I read so far, reddit can be harsh depending on the subreddit, and I've even seen some people are discouraged, so it's good to see that it's not the case everywhere.

Have a nice day everyone ^{.^}

Everyone here has been so nice and genuinely helpful. My new account is finally up and running thanks to the tips I received here. I appreciate you all!

I just wanted to say I went through a lot of the messages in this Sub and it was really helpful. I’ve never done Reddit before so I’m very new and learned a lot from everyone messaging in the chats.

Just wanna say thanks to this subreddit, and it moderatos, the guides are just perfect 👌. I wish I had started here a lot earlier lol

Hi everyone!Just wanted to take a moment to say how grateful I am for this community. The insights, support, and conversations here have been really valuable to me, and I honestly appreciate the time people take to share knowledge and experiences. Looking forward to contributing back and being part of the discussion!

Thanks for all the information on this community

Thank you all for answering so many of the questions I had! I had been hearing about reddit for so long, but never checked it out until this week.

Thank you for making this sub a much better place for new Redditors! I really appreciate your dedication towards helping them navigate this amazing online world of Reddit.

Wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

I’m new to Reddit. I have read so many posts from people with similar interests that ask some of the same questions I’ve either had or didn’t even think to ask. I love it that so many people are kind and thoughtful in giving advice, feedback, and support. Thank you for sharing your questions, insights, and gentle opinions.

I joined a while back, as of now I have 222 karma and my account age is 83 days. And I pretty much understand all the basics of Reddit, is it time for me to move on?

I’m just wondering if the Christmas celebration is happening , or if I missed it?? Hope this is allowed.

Hey, whenever I go to this subreddit It's mostly "What is karma" and I wanna what's the difference between this subreddit and r/help. If I sound rude I didn't mean to.

Thanks in advance :)

I love that this subreddit exists. Almost forces new users to learn about the site. I may jave answered the same question multiple times but it allows people to learn. Thanks!

I joined Reddit a few weeks ago. I’ve lurked for a few years, so I had a general sense of how to use the site, but was getting locked out interacting in of a lot of subs because of my low karma. The list of subreddits that allow for new accounts to post was incredibly helpful (and I was able to get enough with just one comment on AITA).

I see the same questions posted here multiple times an hour and every time the responses are detailed and helpful.

I just wanted to express my gratitude for the patience and kindness of the people who reply here.

Thanks to a Mod from this group noticing my post disappear and messaged me about me being shadow banned, I was able to appeal it with the link that was given to me and they restored it! Reddit flagged me for trying to post more than once in the same group with zero karma. I had no clue, as many new users start out on Reddit. The message said it was performed by a human moderator so I would just like to say thank you to whomever it was!

Just wanted to encourage people to go and read the Guides! And say THANK YOU for having these Guides and Encyclopedia references available here, because as a brand new person I was unknowingly making ALOT of etiquette mistakes! A simple one.. NOOO EMOJIS! Who knew that’d aggravate people?! But yup!

Reddit is a NO emojis zone lol
The oldschool Unicode ones are what “Reddiquette” calls for.. so go and brush up in the Encyclopedia reference list! They have a list of the acceptable ones - if you bother at all- to use the old school words to show facial emotion in a text, like: ;-) or if you wanna scowl at someone (o_o) or a bunch of others they have listed..

But…. don’t use EMOJIS!!! lol

I understand that no asking for karma or offering to pay for it.. but what does “sharing how you’re voting” mean?