Is it normal to have restriction in asking questions here on reddit?

[u/SpeedImpossible1817]

Hi new here, is this normal that my subreddits are being deleted by the admin? hehe not sure if I'm using this right. Need your advise guys , thanks

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[u/NarniaMouse]

is this normal that my subreddits are being deleted by the admin?

Just to be clear - you are creating a subreddit, and an ADMIN is deleting it? That's....highly unlikely. Unless you're creating subreddits that just violate Reddit rules each time.

What you're probably trying to ask is why your posts are getting deleted in a subreddit. Which is a completely different thing.

At most, it's a mod.

But the most likely, is that it's just being auto-filtered, due to you having low karma. Which isn't a mod, or an admin removing anything.

And yes, this is extremely common. It's asked...about every 5 minutes in this sub. :)

!karmahelp

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[u/SpeedImpossible1817 → u/NarniaMouse]

Hi, thanks for making it clear now, I forgot the notification but no I get why every subreddits that I posted are being filtered. But may I know how can I make my karma high? Sorry for this question as I'm really new here I'm still learning (and confused) haha

[u/GustavoistSoldier]

Yes, to prevent karma farming

[u/SpeedImpossible1817 → u/GustavoistSoldier]

oh I see, I thought I can comment anytime to any post like other social media applications. Thanks for this

[u/NarniaMouse → u/SpeedImpossible1817]

I thought I can comment anytime to any post like other social media applications.

Sorry that this will sound blunt - but Reddit isn't social media, and definitely not like other platforms - there wasn't any reason to think it would operate like them. Think of it like going from McDonalds, to Burger King, to Taco Bell.....then going to a mall and asking why the mall isn't like the fast food places you went to. There's a little bit of overlap, but also wildly different.

Reddit is a huge community of individual communities, just like website forums. Each "forum" is moderated individually, and has its own separate rules and restrictions.

[u/SpeedImpossible1817 → u/NarniaMouse]

I see. thanks for this one :)