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I do find that there is no better indicator about the quality of a sub-reddit, than that class of requirements. The more karma/age/posts they require, the more
by tenpies 3y ago
I do find that there is no better indicator about the quality of a sub-reddit, than that class of requirements.
The more karma/age/posts they require, the more likely the place is a cesspool of some sort.
- HelloMcFly 3y agoI've found a very light set of restrictions - possibly even only on select posts - is tremendously helpful for content quality. But anything beyond a light set quickly throws the whole community off kilter and into a self-congratulatory echo chamber.
- fknorangesite 3y agoA lot of subreddits - especially smaller ones - would be instantly overrun by spambots without these requirements.
- ilyt 3y agoI've made a lot of alts and that never has been a problem, just post some vaguely affirmative comment in popular thread and boom, 50 karma. The whole idea is utterly stupid because it is far too easy to get on popular low effort subreddit and get some points for posting absolute garbage, then go and bother people in niche subreddit.
- martey 3y agoWhile karma requirements are easy to overcome, many spammers don't go through the effort to do so.
- EMCymatics 3y agoThey take about 2-3 days of significant engagement for most subreddits karma requirement. Some take weeks of existing. If you have to wait 2-3 days to comment the moment as they say has passed and very few would read it.
- GabeIsko 3y agoIts not too bad, it is a pretty good way of excluding no karma bot accounts.