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Hi everyone,
I wanted to apologize for an issue that I only discovered today.
Recently, we updated AutoModerator to discourage YouTube link posts and encourage everyone to upload videos directly to Reddit. Unfortunately, while making that change, I accidentally created a rule that did the exact opposite. Instead of allowing Reddit uploads, it started filtering out many legitimate videos hosted on v.redd.it.
If your cooking video was removed recently, it was our mistake, not yours.
I'm truly sorry for the frustration this caused. I know many of you spent time filming, editing, and sharing your recipes, only to have your posts disappear without any explanation.
The problem has now been fixed.
If your video was removed, please consider posting it again. We would love to see your recipes, techniques, and creativity back in the community. Your contributions are what make r/CookingVideos such a great place to discover and learn from one another.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you notice anything else that doesn't seem right, please let us know.
Happy cooking! 🍳
Now I’m sitting here with 14 Udemy courses telling myself:
“Okay but this time I’ll actually finish them.”