u/West-Working-9093

This morning, I wished to attach a picture of my cat in a reply to someone'es post. When I tried to do the comment, I was stopped by the dreaded red ribbon on top of the page, which, in this case. told me that 'media respources must be owned by the poster'. I took this picture with my camera in my house and have posted it before in 'cats' on reddit. Does that mean that reddit now 'believes it owns my picture? If that is the case, am I truly prevented from posting it again in another context, or is there a way of getting past this red ribbon?

I was prevented from posting this, and told to go find another subreddit more suitable.

I was literally told that 'this reddit is for help with reddit and reddit's features'

What gives?

I am in the process of packing up and returning my equipment after having cancelled my services with Shaw/Rogers. In the instructions, they mention returning 'power cables'. Does anyone know if this also includes HDMI cables?

Update: Thank you so much for the prompt and to-the-point advice. You could ask: Why don't I just call the company? Because every time I do, they try to start a long discussion with me about reversing my decision, and it's not up for discussion.