Listofsubreddits (2024)

FAQs

Which subreddits need no karma? ›

Find a popular subreddit that doesn't have karma requirements for commenting, and join some conversations! Some popular options are /r/Advice and r/mildlyinteresting. You can also check out /r/NewToReddit for a list of other newbie-friendly subreddits.

You can view the list of communities that you moderate on the left-hand sidebar of reddit.com, under the Moderation section. You can also access your list of moderated communities via the profile card on the right-hand side of your profile.

Many subreddits limit who can post there based on the karma they have. The moderators of each community decide the minimum required, and it often remains undisclosed. To give you a general estimate, you need up to 30 karma for niche subreddits and 100 karma for larger ones.

Karma serves as reputation points on Reddit that let you participate in certain subreddits and indicate account authenticity. To gain karma quickly, engage in discussions on topics you're interested in, join popular subreddits, and comment on new or rising posts.

Subreddits are overseen by moderators, Reddit users who earn the title by creating a subreddit or being promoted by a current moderator. Reddit users may also request to moderate a sub that has no moderators or very inactive ones in r/redditrequest. These requests are reviewed by the Reddit admins.

If the subreddit is actually unmoderated, you won't see the notice that the moderator list is hidden (it will simply be empty), and you can request the subreddit through the Reddit Request process.

If somebody has your device or logged into your account then yes, there may be a way to view your history. If you mean another reddit user, then we can only see your posts and comments. So if you have interacted in that sub then thats viewable. But not your browsing habits.

Each subreddit has a set of rules that you must follow to post on it. It may require at least, for example: 100 karma points in the community before posting; or being active within another related but separate community(s).

On Reddit, your karma is a reflection of how much your contributions mean to the community. How much karma someone has is publicly displayed on their profile. When your posts or comments get upvoted, you gain some karma—so making posts and comments that communities find valuable is the best way to gain karma.

If it's consistently negative, people consistently disagree with you. Having a trend over time allows for a better judgement as karma is a metric that can change drastically over time. A generally disagreeable person can have a huge spike in positive karma but that doesn't mean they're liked overall.

Why do I have no Reddit karma? ›

How do I get it? You gain karma from engaging on Reddit; when your posts and comments are upvoted. It's a case of finding communities you can participate in, and that you have an interest or knowledge base in, and start by commenting to share your knowledge and experience, and add to discussions.