u/Fluffy_Club722

Spoilers allowed, but if you wish to spoil who wins, use >!this!<spoiler feature

Spoilers allowed, but if you wish to talk about the winner or the eliminations, use >!this!<spoiler feature just for courtesy

There are several possibilities on why your post was removed.

1. Automod/automatic filters: this is the most common reason as to why posts get removed; Reddit puts your posts through filters based on karma, account history, etc., and these filters can result in posts being removed. If this is the case, moderators will get around to putting your post back up. You do not need to message mods unless it's been an extended amount of time.

TL;DR 1: automatic filters removed your post, mods will fix it, don't send modmail until at least 2 days have passed

2. Violation of rules: the rule you've likely broken is rule 4, "No Low Effort Request Posts". This rule requires that you put your username, the gamepass/item you want, and the reason for which you want it (can be as simple as, "I want to make my outfits look better"). Another rule you may have broken is rule 5, "No Spamming", which can cause posts like "day x of requesting this game pass" to be removed if you're doing it nonstop. No problem with requests, but make sure they're spaced out and within the rules. If violation of rules is what caused your post to be removed, you'll either see a mod comment or a modmail explaining it.

TL;DR 2: you broke a rule, a mod comment on the post or modmail should've been sent to you

What to do:

If you did not get any modmail or comments explaining why your post was taken down, wait at least 2 days. If your post still hasn't been manually approved, you can send modmail asking about it. This helps keep modmail queue clear. If you did get a mod comment or modmail, you can make a new post fixing whatever rule you broke, or if you think the mods removed your post wrongfully, you can send modmail.

Sorry for the length of this passage. Thank you!

spoilers allowed

SPOILERS ALLOWED but don't ruin it by just commenting the winner, if you want to comment on the winner use the spoiler feature like >!this!<

Just hoping to see if anyone has a code they aren't using so I can get this game.

Spoilers allowed in this thread, but don't be obnoxious and just comment the winner. If you want to comment about the winner, use the spoiler feature. People might come to this post to say something that happened during the video but then see the winner.

Says I can send it to a college or scholarship organization, but where and why should I send it? My teacher never said anything about this. If I don't send it anywhere, is that bad?

Spoilers are ALLOWED in this thread.

I've been watching tutorials for all types of things, and they all feature null layers and parenting, but every time I search up what a null is (including on here) I get either no answers or very vague ones. What is a null layer, and what does it do?

I want to start a skits channel. I opened YouTube to see what popular skit content looks like nowadays and saw nothing. It was all old compilations or TikTok style "POV"s. Is there still a market for long-form skit content? I'm not interested in producing shorts.

So I want to get a mullet. I had a mullet before, and I liked it, but I got heavily judged by family (making fun of me but not like yk hatecriming me js saying it's ugly) and by peers (bullying). I have a haircut soon and I don't know whether to revive it, but I've been wanting to for so long. Words of encouragement or advice? I have a backup haircut plan just in case, it's a "normal" cut

Not to be overly disrespectful, but I did think KSI majorly downgraded the video because at the end he just kept washing "your mum" jokes, which is what a real kid would probably do too, but it was really unfunny in a video full of funniness.

Video was posted about 2 months ago, but rewatching it now I remembered this.

Learned you're not supposed to use quotes in DBQ. Anything else I'm missing that you shouldn't do?

Does anybody have flashcards for terminology (not facts)? Would prefer if they also include stuff you'd expect people to already know; simple things like Buddhism or Silk Road.