Comment by cyanocobalamin on 22/03/2022 at 13:24 UTC*

6 upvotes, 1 direct replies (showing 1)

View submission: Changelog: Post insights, relevance experiments, and mod notes

Suggestion: Reddit App

Take Users To A Rules Screen Before They Can Post.

The Internet is a medium of short attention spans.

People don't stop to read TOS agreements, trim replies before responding to an email list, and they don't look up rules, even when there is a link right above where they are going to type up a new thread.

The UI in the Reddit App helps a tiny bit with the link to the rules on the thread posting form and the Welcome Message sent to people who *actually join* the subreddit before posting.

However, many, many, people will not open the rules or any anything else that is not *in their direct path* to posting a thread.

As a moderator it is frustrating to have no means to *make sure* that people see the subreddit rules in the Reddit App before they post.

I also feel sorry for user who make long, off topic, well written posts only to have those posts removed.

Thank You

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Comment by dontjustexists at 17/05/2022 at 21:06 UTC

1 upvotes, 0 direct replies

Make it an option