Why not just start over with a fresh account—call it "Motives" or something? It’s not like the posts you’ve put out here are some kind of historical masterpieces that need to be preserved for future generations. ☕
Lisa Rivera said:I'll give it some thought. But then I'll just have all these trolls on Reddit laughing their heads off at whatever mess I made once they hit me with a permanent ban. 🤣
Just set your user title to "Banned for taking a break from Reddit" or something along those lines. 😉
Deleting user accounts isn't actually an option here. But, if you're looking to just walk away from Reddit entirely, you can always request a ban or a permanent ban instead. 😬
What’s even the point of swapping out your username when you’ve barely even put together ten or twenty posts? Honestly, it’d be way less of a headache to just spin up a brand new account and call it a day. 🙄
I don't get the logic behind it either—but hey, I'm feeling uncharacteristically generous today, so let them have their little moment. 😬
You just hit the button, type out your response below all that stuff, and click "Post Reply."
If you just want to quote a single sentence or a specific snippet from a post:
Hit the button, then delete any text that you don't want included in your quote, leaving only the specific part you actually care about. Just a heads-up—you have to make sure the tags stay intact; the quote must start with . (The capitalization doesn't matter, by the way—there's no difference between "QUOTE" and "quote") Then, just write your reply underneath it all.
Now, if you want to quote multiple sentences and break them up:
Honestly, the easiest way is to just copy and paste the individual sentences manually, and then simply wrap them by placing after it. It helps to space them out with a few line breaks using the Enter key so it doesn't look like a total mess. Then, you just slot your own responses into those empty spaces between the quotes. To keep things simple, here’s an example:
P.S. When you're testing this out, don't try quoting a post that already has a quote inside it—that's just asking for a headache. It's better to practice on a plain text post, like post #57 on this thread. 😉
The issue you're running into is pretty simple—you aren't closing all your quote tags. For every single quote tag you open, you have to close it too. Basically, for every
It’s pretty interesting that this isn't the only flaw with our version of Google Search. There are certain words it just can't seem to digest—for instance, if you try searching for the word cause, it won't turn up a single result... And I’m fairly certain there are plenty of other words that just don't make the cut. 🤷
Look, those are just standard moderator tools—basically the admin panel—so there’s really nothing out of the ordinary about them. But honestly, we're drifting pretty far off-topic here. 😉
Heh, just another little perk of having a blacked-out profile—along with a way bigger inbox and actually being able to use the Search function without waiting forever after every single query... 😍
Timothy Jackson2, why don't you just start handing out bans to people who haven't even bothered to read the opening post? 🤔 Or maybe just skip straight to ignoring the first rule...
Honestly, I have no clue. I'll give it some thought.
Someone needs to get in touch with one of the mods running this subforum...
So, anyway... Misery's Crown, Blaise I don't even know where to start with this one—it’s just one of those things that makes you stare at the wall for twenty minutes wondering how we even got here. Is it really an "either/or" situation? Because honestly, it feels like we're being forced into a corner where both options suck in their own special way. Why does it always have to be this binary? You've got one side pushing a narrative that sounds great on paper but falls apart the second you apply any actual logic to it, and then you've got the other side which is basically just chaos masquerading as progress. It’s exhausting, isn't it? You try to find a middle ground, a sensible third option that doesn't involve throwing caution to the wind, and suddenly everyone is looking at you like you're speaking a foreign language. It’s the same old story, really. Pick a side, grab your flag, and stop asking questions. But if you actually take a moment to breathe and look at the implications—really look at them—you realize the choice isn't nearly as simple as they want us to believe. So, what's the move? Do we go down with the ship, or do we jump into the freezing water and hope there's something solid waiting for us at the bottom? I'm still undecided, personally. PingvichIt feels like Pingvich is the one really holding down the fort over there.
