u/Lancelight50

I’m trying to learn on how to properly quote on Reddit mobile again, as they changed some things around.

It used to be using this greater than sign > before a word or a block of text in order to quote a post on the mobile version of Reddit, but now it doesn’t properly work anymore.

>The UI at the bottom doesn’t even have the option for quoting.

> I even tried the suggestion of using the greater than sign & then space before typing.

Edit: See? Nothing happens. Can someone tell me how to properly quote again? Thanks! I’m using Reddit’s official app, by the way.

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u/Lancelight50 — 7 days ago

▲ 24 r/AskTrumpSupporters

What have been some conspiracy theories that were proven to be true by conservatives, Trump supporters & by right-wingers? And are there any current conspiracy theories that we should be looking out for?

I'm very curious, as there have been "conspiracy theories" that conservatives, Trump supporters & right-wingers made that were proven to be true, but were dismissed by liberals/neoliberals earlier & called them crazy or insane (I'm an individual Anarchist).

Also, are there any current conspiracy theories that we should be looking out for & paying attention to right now? I appreciate your honesty. I'm not judging anyone for them either, as I'm an open-minded person & like hearing from all sides.

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u/Lancelight50 — 8 days ago

u/Lancelight50

I’m trying to learn on how to properly quote on Reddit mobile again, as they changed some things around.

What have been some conspiracy theories that were proven to be true by conservatives, Trump supporters &amp; by right-wingers? And are there any current conspiracy theories that we should be looking out for?

What have been some conspiracy theories that were proven to be true by conservatives, Trump supporters & by right-wingers? And are there any current conspiracy theories that we should be looking out for?