Reddit, who does not know Reddit? Reddit (The front page of the internet 🌐!) is a common destination for persons interested in discussing ideas, asking questions, and sharing projects.
After a tide, I decided to register on the platform to take a closer look 👀, and it took me only a few minutes to become a member of the top technology-related subreddits, including the Android subreddit. And this was the beginning of the story.
After a tide, I decided to register on the platform to take a closer look 👀, and it took me only a few minutes to become a member of the top technology-related subreddits, including the Android subreddit. And this was the beginning of the story.
A few days have passed since I joined r/Android, and the moment came when I decided to show one of my humble works to its managers, so they took advantage of my tutorial by presenting it on their subreddit to attract readers and get shares and comments.
I cannot hide my satisfaction 😊 that one of the biggest subreddit accepted my humble pieces.
A few weeks later, I decided to publish a new article, so I wrote it on my blog and shared it with them just like last time. After a few hours, I was surprised by the deletion of it and the ban from participating in the subreddit without any prior notice or explanation. Therefore I wrote to them wondering how posting the works of others is not spamming, but publishing my work that I am tired of preparing for hours and days is considered spam?
A few weeks later, I decided to publish a new article, so I wrote it on my blog and shared it with them just like last time. After a few hours, I was surprised by the deletion of it and the ban from participating in the subreddit without any prior notice or explanation. Therefore I wrote to them wondering how posting the works of others is not spamming, but publishing my work that I am tired of preparing for hours and days is considered spam?
Here their poor communication 💬 and weak arguments emerged: I received an empty response from any explanation except invoking an unclear rule, forgetting that they live on the work of others like parasites.
And after they knew that I would not let them flee 🏃 with my previous work, they muted me from contacting them, but unfortunately for them, this can only be for three days.
So after this drama 😭, I decided to publish my work on my subreddit and to look for good open-source alternatives, as I will not participate in "eating carrion 🦖" to attract fans like our story heroes do.
📣 What about becoming a judge and announcing your decision in the comments box?