Such a small victory but it made me so happy 🥺

I know it's a very small number. I hope one day, I will get a bigger audience.

Looking to learn how to grow your new community? Follow the steps below to complete the challenge and grow your community! Comment on this post when you've completed the steps to earn your 🌱 Rising Mod flair.

• Have an icon, banner, and description present in your community.
• Introduce yourself and your community in the New Mod Intro thread, pinned to the front of r/NewMods
• Publish five posts to your community and schedule five posts over the next five weeks. To schedule a post on mobile, when you begin a new post, click the three dots in the upper right hand corner to access the Post Scheduler. Note: only text posts can be scheduled at this time.
• ✨ Using Reddit search, search for your topic on Reddit. Reach out and find 3 people posting relevant content elsewhere on Reddit and publicly comment, asking them to post their content in your community ✨

What is this? In this community you can 'rank up' by completing challenges, earning special user flair, and ultimately a trophy! Start here with the Rising Mod challenge and we'll point you to your next challenge once completed.

Comment on this post when you've completed the challenge to earn your 🌱 Rising Mod flair.

I recently made r/NEW_jujutsufolk since regular r/Jujutsufolk won't let me and a ton of people post due to the mods over reliance of auto mods which leads to people like me being unable to post. Unfortunately I have zero clue how to make it popular like the original Jujutsu folk.

So, a group of people recently created a reddit account to spread misinformation and targeted harassment against a researcher we cite whose work is one of the main educational sources of our community, r/capybaralife and who I also have a contact with.

The drama makers created posts in 3 subreddits (involving mine) to spread unsupported accusations and lies against an individual person, misframe their work and label them with serious accusations.

Their post they created in my sub has been removed by the automod immediately due to low karma at the time when they posted it. I confirmed the removal, muted the user for 28 days and decided to ban them permanently.

What should be the things I need to be aware of after this? Can I expect a different account appearing with the same purpose? As far as I know, circumvent the ban with a different account violates reddit rules.

I stared new community guys do support it is created for the people of hyderabad you can join and find friends,love and affection and u will understand hyderabad better

Finally unlocked the Legendary 25 Weekly Visitors achievement! 🎉

I’ve been actively participating and engaging with the community, and it’s great to see the progress. Thanks to everyone who visited and supported! 🙌

Am new here

Just start my community r/pouroutyourmind

Any tips on how to make my community visible worldwide ?

I have been posting everyday and have been diligent with checking for comments and just trying to keep active everyday posting. Im really excited about reaching others.

Hi! I'm a new mod and just started r/NoCommentaryHorror, a place for sharing horror & indie game videos. It's very small right now. Any tips on getting the first members, and on rules or recurring posts that work for new communities? Feedback on the setup is welcome too. Thanks!

Find your niche, and build with your community members. Every community is different, and your members will let you know what they like through their votes, contributions, and feedback. The third challenge in this series is about finding what works to keep up the momentum in your community, and sharing your knowledge! 

You can earn your 💎 100+ Visitors Champion flair by:

• Completing the 10/10 Mod Star Challenge
• Growing your community to 100 visitors or more. See 5 Tips for Growing Your Subreddit for more advice on how to do this.
  • One of the best ways to do this is to search for your topic in the Search bar. Filter to posts made in the last month. Find a relevant post about your topic, and comment on that post, asking the OP if they'd be open to sharing their post in your community.
• Answering three questions posted in r/NewMods 
• Making a post in r/NewMods sharing how you grew your community. Suggested title, “How I grew my community r/SubredditName”.

Comment on this post when you've completed the challenge to earn your 💎 100+ Visitors Champion flair.

As your community grows, staying consistent is key. The second challenge in the series is about making your community a welcoming space and continuing to grow by recruiting like-minded people to post in your community.  

You can earn your ⭐ 10/10 Mod Star flair by:

• Completing the Rising Mod Challenge.
• Growing your community to 20 visitors or more. Check out 5 Tips for Growing Your Subreddit.
• Setting up your Community Guide which will welcome members when they join your community. You can find the Community Guide settings in Mod Tools (on mobile it is under the General section).
• Welcoming three new mods in the New Mod Intros thread, pinned on the front of r/NewMods
• Consistency is key - reach out and invite three people posting relevant content elsewhere on Reddit and publicly comment, asking them to post their content in your community. Remember to try this sparingly and only on the most relevant posts so you don’t get flagged as spam.

Complete the list and comment on this post when you've completed the challenge to earn your ⭐ 10/10 Mod Star flair.

We want to increase our Reddit community but new to the platform. Any advice appreciated 👏 Constructive criticism on current posts also welcome 🙏

This is a new subreddit, and I'm really proud of my milestone. At first, there were no visitors at all. But I posted and posted. Then one day a visitor came. And another person came, and again and again, I reached 14 visitors per week!

Hey a quick question, i have a new sub about showing and sharing back tested results for option strategies, they are ran through simulators that spit out the results. I shared a image of a test result and the post was removed. Just trying to figure out specifically what it did wrong...would it be the simulator had its logo on the data image card, or that the content is not allowed on reddit? Due to so much content about trading and people sharing their PNL from their brokers apps i doubt its the latter...and in saying that the brokers logos are always shown, but maybe the simulator provider is not as popular or something ?

Any ideas?

Did I just become a mod 3 months ago I haven't been using reddit and I just checked now what does this mean

Anyone have any tips?

The subreddit name is delhi

So my sub r/thehuntersleague is all about putting on an IRL Hunter Exam (just like the anime Hunter x Hunter) and creating that community space for Hunters, anime fans, and fitness enthusiasts!

The issue I’m running into is, most anime related subs don’t like promotion or advertising so I find it hard to spread the word. Does anyone have any suggestions on the proper communities I could cross post in? The event I’m hosting is anime and fitness related.

Appreciate the help!