u/SnooDonuts6494

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Can you invite someone to be an alumni, or do they have to be a mod?

^(desktop)

On the wiki of a sub, it says "editing Locked"

> You don't have permission to edit this page. Learn more about editing eligibility in Reddit’s Help Center.

Where is the "Help Center"?

Windows. Firefox.

I am used to pressing CTRL-F to search for a word on the page.

Tonight, it's stopped working.

Any ideas why?

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Listen guys;

I am very easy-going about rules. We only have two.

Just... please... how hard do I have to scream it?

WE WILL NOT HELP YOU TO FIND PEOPLE.

Because it's weird. It's stalking.

OK?

We will help you find anything else.

NOT PEOPLE.

^(This has been a public service announcement on behalf of the HelpMeFindThis community.)

Can't access chat. Says "You don't have any friends yet". Clicking the left-arrow (out of "thread") does nothing.

Clicking the chat icon toggles the sidebar on and off, but I cannot see any chats.

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[We did this last week, and it was fun, so let's do it again!]

Help me out, guys.

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The UK cryptic crossword from today's Metro - a free newspaper that we get on buses here.

Friday the 3rd of July.

Just for fun.

Of course, I could simply Google the answers, but that's boring.

For example: 5 across, "Included" in the clue is "was a bit of", Japanese horse radish.

9 across, another word for beams (of light) are "rays", which sounds like "raise" (to lift).

I've posted this before reading the rest, so you can all enjoy.

I've spotted a few more. 19a is backwards >!wets>stew!<. 20 across is an anagram of "patching".

I will happily explain anything you find confusing, and I will absolutely post updates.

I guarantee I will post the full answer, within a day.

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How can I report a user for barn evasion? If they're using a different account, saying that their main has been barned - from Reddit, not just a sub.

It doesn't seem to fit into any of the "report" categories.

^desktop

(Mincing the word to keep the filter happy)

ESL - Seems abandoned.

I'd like to make it about English as a Second Language.

In another chat, "Passport to Pimlico" came up.

What's the best?

I love Ladykilers.

My Sister likes "Titfield Thunderbolt" - and, especially, "The Happiest Days of Your Life".

In another thread, people spoke of "Kind Hearts and Coronets" - which I've never heard of.

In the mod log, if I try to sort the posts by "Moderator name", it shows there are many pages - but I cannot click on the right arrow to see other pages.

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That right-arrow does nothing.

I cannot scroll down to lower posts.

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I'm looking for a subreddit where I can discuss a moral/ethical question:

Is it ethical to keep a pet cat entirely indoors and never allow it outside?

I'm not looking for answers to the question here, nor am I looking to start an argument. I'm simply trying to find an appropriate subreddit for a thoughtful discussion of the issue from ethical, practical, and animal welfare perspectives.

Which subreddit would be the best fit?