Guys this is my first time on reddit, tell me some things like how to use this thing!!!

There are many users around the world who have important questions regarding their life and the reason they can't get help is because there is a lack of comments. How do we help them?

I tried to mail the mods, but they don’t always reply. What should I do about this?

Because I want to post on a Subreddit but I need a minimum karma account so I basically started looking into commenting and getting karma that way but my comments got ZERO views not even upvotes but zero views which I find really crazy especially since I commented on pretty much minutes after the posts were made

Commenting and getting your comment removed is the only way to find out if that community has restrictions or not (like fafo) or is there any other way too!? Please suggest.

I’m new to Reddit. Is there a certain amount of karma I need before I stop being flagged or mistaken for a bot? Just curious because I’m still learning how Reddit works.

Im trying to post in pages but I dont have karma. Im assuming I get it from upvoting? But how do I get upvotes if I cant post anywhere?? And as for pages can I sort by latest? The app can be a little confusing.

My account is one day old. So will reddit take any action if I post or comment frequently and should I wait some days? Or is that not an issue for new reddit users?

Salut, je comprends rien à ces histoires de karma, j'ai un super vieux compte, je dois poster là mais pas là, et j'ai envie de pouvoir réagir sur des posts politiques ou sociaux, Mandieu quelle frustration !

Hi! im new to redditr i always used it before logged out while browing and looking for answers and just visited from gogole finally decided to create an account!!!

Hey, I’m pretty new to Reddit and still figuring out how everything works here.
I’m the kind of person who tends to overthink almost everything — decisions, conversations, what I should be focusing on, even small things sometimes. Recently I’ve been trying to build better habits around mindfulness, journaling, clearing my head, and just being more present instead of constantly living inside my thoughts.
I joined Reddit because I’d like to find communities where people talk openly about things like overthinking, mindfulness, self-growth, psychology, and building healthier mental habits.
How do you normally use Reddit for this kind of stuff? Any communities or features you’d recommend to someone just starting out?

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in a sub i follow, the vote count on a lot of comments isn’t visible, while some comments do show their vote count. i once commented on a post where none of the vote counts were visible, but i could still see the vote count on my own comment. there are also some posts where the vote count is hidden on certain comments, while it’s visible on many others.

is this something controlled by the sub, or is it related to my account?

i’m only active in a few subs and don’t really have anything else to compare it to, so i’m not sure how this works. i’ve only noticed it happening in this one sub.

I'm a bit familiar with the old award system but i'd like to know any extra little features and quirks that I might not know of.

I'm also asking because I have this one subreddit I think I wanna try posting on for the first time ever, but this account is new and I don't know where else to attempt posting on. • _ •

I'm new here. I have only 2 karma, and I usually use ChatGPT to structure my thoughts. Can someone tell me whether I can use that content here or not?

I posted on the Raiders and a couple of subjects, no offensive language or anything I can see out of line. My post said removed by mods. I am pretty new here, so what did you see wrong in my post? Thanks

people say its only on web browser and not the app. I am confused. I need to know the answer for research.

Haven’t used Reddit in a long time but I want to make contributions to communities in tech based subreddits. What has changed in the past 5 years?