“What?” Online Communities Dedicated To All Things Weirdly Confusing, Here Are 33 Spot-On Posts
bored panda got in touch with u/Cat Rosalina, one of the moderators of r/What? community. A modest but strong community of just over 15,500 members, some time after it was created in late 2008, he participated in moderating the subreddit and kept us out of the obscurity of the internet with his CatRosalina. Thanks to you, I am still alive.
The reason is that it was abandoned by its creator and quickly filled with spam. CatRosalina took over and actually came to clean up, becoming an active community.She also noted that she did this r/fourth world problemsas she described it, “a sub about people pretending to be cavemen.”
She continued: When I became a mod to help out, they offered to give me a subwoofer.
“I felt like there was potential in subs, so I decided to do it. Most of the short-named subs are already taken, so it’s very basic names, and it’s very hard to just put a ‘what’. difficult to “What” is also a very common word and is often used throughout Reddit to refer to various other types of content.Sometimes people react to images/memes by referring to subs So I think if you keep your sub clean and appeal to it with very little spam, you’ll receive it. By doing so, we are growing exponentially. “
“Additionally, I personally feel that keeping subscriptions clean and easy to use in this way, like a Reddit community service of sorts, greatly benefits members by keeping their favorite subscriptions fun. increase.”
