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Reddit adds new tools, including Post Insights and Rules Check, which lets users see if what they are posting potentially goes against a subreddit's rules and will suggest communities for your post. (redditinc.com)
submitted 8 hours ago* (last edited 7 hours ago) by Tea@programming.dev to c/technology@lemmy.world
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We're adding new tools to help everyone, from new users to experienced redditors, join conversations and share in communities.

  • Post check: Before a user posts, they can now check if their content may be in conflict with a community's rules.
  • Post Recovery: If a post is removed due to community rules, a prompt will appear that provides an easy way to repost the content to an alternative subreddit.
  • Clear Community Info: We'll now show users a community's posting requirements (like account age or Karma) before they post.
  • Community Suggestions: When creating a post, we'll suggest relevant communities based on the content.
  • Post Insights: Redditors can now see how well their posts are doing, including views, upvotes, shares, and more.
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[–] MrJameGumb@lemmy.world 22 points 8 hours ago

This sounds like just another way for Reddit's corporate overlords to control the flow of information disguised as a helpful tool.

I'm so glad I left that disgusting cesspool