THREAD 1/2 Doctors of Reddit: What health trend's becoming so common that it's starting to scare you? #Reddit #AskReddit #Health #HealthAdvice #TopTips

'3. Facial Symmetry and Proportions Humans are biologically wired to favor facial symmetry. While some variation (such as a large nose) is often celebrated, certain features are consistently ranked as less conventionally attractive: 📷Reddit·r/AskReddit  2 Weak Jawline or Receding Chin: absence of definition between the face and neck. Severe Facial Asymmetry: Noticeable differences or imbalances between the left and r!ght ends of the face. Excessive Facial or Nasal Hair: Hair protruding prominently from the nostrils or ears.'

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My own experience. Try to farm karma from easy sub reddit. Like AskReddit or meme. I got 200 karmas from r/indonesia then now i can safely comment with Links. If you are banned, as long as still shadowban, like cant see profile, then you can access again after 1 month

Wow. Posted 20 minutes ago, and with only 121 views, it was liked 28 times (nearly 25% and retweeted 23 times). This must just be the most interesting question ever stolen from r/askreddit ever posted. Can someone explain the purpose of having a botnet like this here

Polls absolute rubbish, research where they get their numbers from:/ r/funny: 67 Million Members r/AskReddit: 55 Million Members r/gaming: 47 Million Members r/worldnews: 46 Million Members [1] Obviously not all from Australia and no doubt with foreign interference in Australia.

7 Expensive mistakes I see freelancers make on Reddit every day 👇🏾 1. Treating Reddit like a content channel instead of a lead source. Stop searching for "clients on Reddit." Pick 3–5 subreddits, identify 5–10 recurring pain points in each, and write answers that go deeper than everyone else — 2. Pitching directly in posts or comments. no links for the first few weeks. Once you have a comment history, add soft CTAs like "I wrote something on this, DM me if you want it." A smart move is to put your link in your profile and focus on being genuinely helpful in threads. Let people come to you after seeing your comment history. else you’ll get banned. stand out just by providing real value. 3. Engaging without pitching — or pitching without engaging. On Reddit, there are 2 types of communities you should be in: → Pitch communities (r/forhire, r/B2Bforhire) — where you sell → Niche communities (r/videoediting, r/digitalmarketing) — where you add value and will get better clients with time.😉 Use both at the same time. 4. Starting in large subreddits for client acquisition. Some large communities are used at the early stage for karma building only— think of r/AskReddit or r/TrueOffMyChest. For real clients, go small and specific. r/DoneDirtCheap. r/VancouverJobs for instance are Niche communities where people actually hire. My first Reddit client came from r/AtlantaForHire — not r/forhire. 5 Not responding to every comment on your posts. This is non-negotiable. When your post gets comments, respond to all of them — within 2–3 hours, with thoughtful replies. Not "thanks!" but real engagement. Reddit's algorithm rewards active threads. If you go quiet on your own post, it dies. Simple as that. . 6 Not tracking what works. Every time you see a post in your niche hit 500 upvotes and 100 comments, save it and study the structure. Use it to build your own pitching templates. If you can't spot the pattern yourself, paste a few examples into Claude and ask it to break down why they worked. 7. Deleting downvoted content. Leave it up. Deleting posts makes you look like someone who can't handle feedback — and Redditors check post history. Gaps look suspicious. Own your mistakes publicly and move on. It actually builds more trust than a clean, curated profile.

What medical school did you go to? People walk into the ER with things that should have prevented them from living, much less walking, regularly. Check out askreddit.

There was an infamous AskReddit thread about this and it got nuked from high orbit.

Go to Reddit → r/AskReddit Find old people sharing life advice. Turn the stories into scripts with Claude. Add voice using ElevenLabs. Animate the video with TubeGen. Edit everything in Canva. Post the video on YouTube. Get views. Earn money every month. 💰📈

14 years ago, no word from the actual women, and it's on fuckinf askreddit LMFAOOOO

Wasn't there an Askreddit story about this?

I have 0 idea what subs you follow to feel this way. r/Politics, r/AskReddit, r/Soccer, r/Fauxmoi, r/Entertainment all hate Israeli government

r/askreddit: 'Bros is it gay to match lace panties with your best friend? My bros are doing it but when i say "that's gay" they say i'm being homophobic :/'

To add to this: Platner didn't "blame" anything on anyone until he constructed this newest version of his persona. He didn't blame anyone because, from 2011 to 2020, he repeatedly wrote he had no regrets. r/AskReddit | May 2011 "I realize this isn't the standard 'I went to war and now I'm broken and angry and depressed' story, but it is mine and it is true." r/Military | August 2012 "I have no regrets." r/AdviceAnimals | October 2013 "I joined up for an experience, and found a career, I have no regrets." r/AskReddit | December 2015 "Given the choice of a safe, stable, and fulfilled civilian life or another tour like Ramadi in 2006, I wouldn't even hesitate." "In the end, civilian life really seems devoid of purpose or excitement after intense combat." r/USMC | May 2018 "Don't regret a thing." r/USMC | January 2020 "Wanted to have an adventure and kill some people. Joined up in '04, did Fallujah and Ramadi, and managed both. Hell of an excellent experience." Flash-forward six years and it's "Susan Collins sent me to war" on repeat. This kind of audience-adjustment in persona is legitimately concerning. Particularly when it doesn't *need* to be done. There is no account for a recent change in perspective. And, even if there were such an account, it would't make a lot of sense. "Oh, in 2004 I chose to go to war because I wanted an adventure and, yes, I wanted to kill some people. Up until 2020, I not only felt no regrets, but thought it was a damn fine experience. Then, sometime after 2020, I realized that it was Susan Collins, a woman I voted for several times over this period, who compelled me to go to war. It took me between 15-20 years to come to this realization, but I stand by it now." Do people not realize how odd this is?

r/AskReddit has nothing on me

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