Community Discussions
Explore the latest discussions and community conversations related to this domain.
How can I create a Reddit Community?
Main Post:
Hello r/NewToReddit Community
We are a charity organization and want to create a Reddit Community for our members? How does it exactly work and what do I need to fulfill?
Thanks for any advice :)
Top Comment: Welcome to r/NewToReddit , u/BFWP_Zurich ! Thanks for posting. Your post has been flaired 'Needs attention' so we can easily identify which posts require answers. Someone will be along to help you shortly. If you're new, check out our "General Guide to Reddit and Karma" Wiki page version or Mobile friendly post version , it explains how to get started on Reddit; including information on karma, navigation, and more. You might also like to check out our wiki index and FAQ . Please let us know how you found us! - Click here to fill out our one question survey Once you get some answers, don’t forget to engage and ask any additional questions you have! Once you have a good answer you can mark your post as answered by commenting with the exact phrase !answered. Otherwise, a mod will do so as time allows, once an accurate answer has been provided. This makes unanswered posts easier to find. Thank you! :) I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
What exactly is Make.com?
Main Post:
Could someone explain Make to me? It seems like a Zapier alternative. My non-profit just got approved for their team's plan. Based on my post, I want to use them to have a 3rd party build custom apps. Is this possible using Make?
Top Comment: Make.com is an automation platform. It is very similar to Zapier although some (myself included) would say that it’s superior due to its visual designer. You don’t build apps using it per se, however it’s an excellent companion to no-code app builders (like Glide) where it can be used to enable integration with third party services and perform tasks relating to your data in the background. It’s an excellent tool.
hey! im new to reddit, how do i create my own subreddit?
Main Post:
ive looked all over the app and couldnt find anything (im really bad with technology sry)
Top Comment: Welcome to r/NewToReddit , u/Dramatic_Spinach_583 ! Thanks for posting. Someone will be along to help you shortly. If you're new, check out our "General Guide to Reddit and Karma" Wiki page version or Mobile friendly post version , it explains how to get started on Reddit; including information on karma, navigation, and more. You might also like to check out our wiki index and FAQ . While you wait for assistance, browsing through some recent posts, or typing a query into the search bar at the top of the page, may help you find your answer. On our sister community r/LearnToReddit you can find guides on posting, commenting, formatting, flairs, and can practice those things too! Once you get some answers, don’t forget to engage and ask any additional questions you have! Please let us know how you found us! - Click here to fill out our one question survey Thank you! :) Was this helpful? You can comment "Thanks, AutoMod" or "Good job, AutoMod" to thank me if it was! I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
Reddit - The heart of the internet
Main Post: Reddit - The heart of the internet
Opinions on make.com?
Main Post:
I recently had a debate with a friend of mine, who is adamant on not learning to program because he affirms they will be worthless as time goes on. He says automatizations is today's game, and told me about make.com, where he just created an assistant (really really good) to create appointments. I told him i don't like the idea of being dependent of a platform and i want to create my entire own structure, my objectives are clearly different to his; i want to create neural networks and ultimately my own llm to help me.
My argument is the following: i do not want to depend on anything or anyone, i want to fully understand what i'm doing and why i'm doing it, i absolutely fucking hate a solutionist approach to things and believe that's the world that's being built right now. That is why i want to learn from scratch: CS/ML math, python, and then build my NNs.
Thoughts?
Top Comment: You are young, and you are a student. It's perfectly okay to feel like that. I did as well back then, and a CS teacher told me he did, too, until he got on a job, and it was more important to get sh*t done quickly. And he was right. It's also a skill, to know when to look for a library that will save you a lot of time. But it's also good to keep in mind that every dependency carries its own risks: to disappear suddenly, to suffer a supply chain attack, etc. In your future jobs, you will have to ponder this. Doing everything from scratch is rarely the wisest to do. But right now, as a student, you may enjoy this. It's your time to learn, and there's nothing like learning from the basics.
CMV: Reddit mods need to do better.
Main Post:
IMPORTANT EDIT: By "mods", I actually meant sitewide admins
The hate speech policy is so selective. There are some groups which you cannot make hate speech towards them. But for other groups, it's fair game. Whoever is in the "majority", whatever that means, is considered fair game. I honestly think this is absolutely ridiculous.
Reddit admins clearly do not stick to their policy of no inciting, glorifying, or threatening violence. We can see this in all the subreddits glorifying Luigi Mangione and the Reddit moderators not batting an eye. And no, I am not going to debate you on this post on whether what he did was right or wrong. That's a topic for another day. At the end of the day, it was still an act of murder, which is violence.
Reddit admins make no effort to ban any of the subreddits sexualising celebrities without their consent.
Reddit is going down a dark path and unless the admins actually do something, Reddit will become even more of a cesspool.
Top Comment: You need to clear up the vocabulary in your post before there can be a discussion. Mods on reddit are the volunteers who create and moderate individual subreddits. Anyone can be a mod by creating a subreddit, or you can be asked to be a mod by an existing mod of a subreddit. So points like Reddit mods make no effort to ban any of the subreddits sexualising celebrities without their consent. Is because reddit mods can't ban subreddits. That's for reddit admins to do. Reddit admins do broad enforcement of big rules, but then each individual sub has it's own rules, created and enforced by mods. Who are you talking about, and what specific issues do you have, because this post indicates that you don't really understand how reddit works, or who has responsibilitiy for each task.
Make Money
Main Post: Make Money