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Post count on a specific subreddit

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Participants Ryan Palmer2Jacob Foster11jadetrucker43neonsurfer6
Ryan Palmer2 Ryan Palmer2 MemberOP
24 messages
joined Nov 2010
#1 ·
How can I check my total post count on a specific subreddit? thanks.
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active Member
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#2 ·
I don't see any way to do it, unless you just manually add them up by thread.
Ryan Palmer2 Ryan Palmer2 MemberOP
24 messages
joined Nov 2010
#3 ·
Got it, I see what you mean now. Thanks. You can delete the thread 🙂
jadetrucker43 jadetrucker43 Active Member
168 messages
joined Dec 2018
#4 ·
Technically, you can find what you're looking for—but there's a catch. It only works if you've got fewer than 300 posts in that specific sub-Reddit.

Search tool -> search by username: Ashley Price82 (top right) -> Show Results as: Posts (bottom left) -> Search in Subreddit: <pick your subreddit> (bottom right)

Once those search results pop up, look at the top right corner where it says "Showing results 1 to 20 of 239". Here's the kicker, though: if you happen to have 300 or more posts in that subreddit, the system will always just say "Showing results 1 to 20 of 300." Why? Because Reddit never actually displays more than 300 results for a single search, no matter how much content is actually out there. Kind of a useless limitation, isn't it?

P.S. If you aren't trying to dig through every single sub-section, just uncheck "Also search in child forums."
Ryan Palmer2 Ryan Palmer2 MemberOP
24 messages
joined Nov 2010
#5 ·
Yeah, I did it. Everything's done. Honestly, I have to hand it to myself—I'm pretty damn smart 😍
neonsurfer6 neonsurfer6 Member
37 messages
joined Jan 2010
#6 ·
Does this Reddit not offer any way to view more detailed stats? A few years back, I used to post on a different site where you could actually dig into the data. You could see your exact post count per subreddit, what percentage of the sub's total activity was yours, a graph showing your peak activity hours, even the precise number of hours you've been logged in since you signed up... it was everything.
jadetrucker43 jadetrucker43 Active Member
168 messages
joined Dec 2018
#7 ·
Nah.

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