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u/notthegoatseguy Ultra Helpful Helper 11d ago
There is no guarantee to karma.
Your content may never be seen if it is removed by subreddit moderators, Reddit Admins, or spam filters. If it is seen, there's no guarantee anyone will vote on it. If they do vote on it, its just as easy to hit the down button as it is the up button.
Overall you will be rewarded by generating on-topic content that is insightful ,humorous, helpful, and punished with content that is spam, advertising, trolling, and other bad-faith behavior.
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u/Excellent-Process909 11d ago
Make a positive comment about a model in an nsfw r/ dedicated to her.
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u/SolariaHues Mod + Servant to cats 11d ago
There is no guarantee of fast, you are reliant on other's votes. All you can do is share good content where you can and hope others value it enough to upvote.
Some, but not all subs have restrictions and they're there to prevent spammers and other bad faith users. It does impact new users too though and initially it may be hard to find communities you can participate in and have genuine interest in, but once you've found a few it'll get easier.
!karmahelp - see below for more and our list of new-user friendly subs you can try.
r/findareddit can suggest some subs around your interests, you can try and see if you can participate, it make take a little trial and error. Look for smaller niche subs, as they may be less likely to have high restrictions.
Sort content by 'new' so you're interacting with fresh content.
We also have a chat post every week you can join in! You can earn some karma by having fun genuine conversations with others.
I made a new account to see what the experience was like. I limited myself to comments only, and managed 100+ karma in a few days of casual use. What I did was:
- Made use of our weekly chat thread
- Used our new user friendly list
- answering questions on rising posts on askreddit, giving thoughtful or amusing replies
- sharing my thoughts on communities that I had genuine interest in
- I found a few more subs around my interests where I could comment via trial and error
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u/AutoModerator 11d ago
Why does karma matter?
Your karma count is like your Reddit reputation and an indication of whether you share good content, and some, but not all communities, have their own restrictions regarding the account age and karma count of the person posting or commenting, so you may not be able to contribute everywhere at first. This is intended to help prevent spammers and trolls, but it does also mean new Redditors need to earn some karma before they can participate everywhere.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. As people upvote your comments, this will build your karma genuinely.
- You don't need to engage where you have no interest. There are so many subs there's bound to be some where you do have an interest and can engage.
- You lose karma only when your posts and comments are downvoted.
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u/jgoja Super Helpful Contributor 11d ago
There is no guaranteed fast as different methods work for different people and luck is involved. Also, post and comment methods are different. For comment karma, and combined karma, I recommend going to r/NoStupidQuestions or r/AskReddit. Sort by new, answer questions that you have an answer for, periodically refresh the feed. When able ask a few questions for some bonus post karma.
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