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Post count on a specific subreddit
Post count on a specific subreddit
Started by Ryan Palmer2 · · 👁 6 views · 6 replies
#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."
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."
#5 ·
Yeah, I did it. Everything's done. Honestly, I have to hand it to myself—I'm pretty damn smart 😍
#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.
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