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100 Terms Every Reddit User Should Know

January 15, 2026 - pdf

No. Term Definition
1. Admin Reddit employee with sitewide powers and official actions.
2. AEO Anti-Evil Operations team enforcing Reddit content rules.
3. Alt account Secondary account used to separate identity or activity.
4. AMA Ask Me Anything live Q&A interview thread.
5. Archived post Locked post where voting and commenting are disabled.
6. Automoderator Bot that moderates content using configurable rules.
7. Ban evasion Returning after a ban using another account.
8. Banhammer Nickname for decisive moderator ban action.
9. Best sort Ranking that balances score and freshness in comments.
10. Brigading Coordinated outsiders influencing votes or comments in a community.
11. Cake day Annual anniversary of your Reddit account creation date.
12. Captcha Human check sometimes required during sign-up.
13. Circlejerk Parody community mocking repetitive opinions and self-agreement.
14. Collapse comment Hide a comment thread to reduce on-screen clutter.
15. Content policy Sitewide rules governing acceptable behavior and material.
16. Contest mode Comment mode hiding scores and randomizing order for fairness.
17. Copypasta Repeated block of text reposted as an in-joke.
18. Crosspost Reposting a submission into another subreddit with attribution.
19. Crowd Control Tool limiting comments from new or untrusted users.
20. DAE Does anyone else prompt inviting shared experiences.
21. DM Direct message sent privately between users.
22. Downvote Vote lowering visibility of unhelpful or off-topic content.
23. Edit flair Changing visible tag text attached to your submission.
24. Eternal September Constant influx of new users lowering community norms.
25. Faded Marked as seen indicating you already opened the post.
26. Filter Automated rule removing or holding posts for review.
27. First post A user’s initial submission often scrutinized by community.
28. Flair Label showing topic or identity within a subreddit.
29. FOMO Fear of missing out driving frequent checking and posting.
30. Front page Home feed of top posts from chosen sources.
31. Gilding Awarding paid badge to a post or comment.
32. Gold Legacy premium award often referring to Reddit Premium.
33. Greylist Soft moderation state where content is silently restricted.
34. Greyname User without flair or verified status in some communities.
35. Hate subreddit Community focused on harassing protected groups or individuals.
36. Hidden post Post removed from your feed via the hide option.
37. Hot sort Ranking emphasizing rapid engagement and current popularity.
38. IAmA Classic AMA subreddit format using proof and moderation.
39. Impersonation Pretending to be another person or organization on Reddit.
40. Inbox Notification center for replies, messages, and moderator notes.
41. Karma Reputation score based on upvotes and downvotes received.
42. Karma farming Posting for votes rather than meaningful contribution.
43. Karma requirement Minimum karma needed to post or comment in a subreddit.
44. LARP Pretending online to be someone with fake experiences.
45. Link flair Flair applied to submissions based on link type.
46. Link post Submission pointing to an external URL instead of text.
47. Locked Thread state preventing new comments while preserving existing ones.
48. Meme template Reusable image format for rapid joke variations.
49. Meta Discussion about the community itself rather than its topic.
50. Moderator Volunteer managing subreddit rules and enforcement actions.
51. Modmail Shared inbox for contacting a subreddit’s moderator team.
52. Modqueue Moderation list of reported or filtered items awaiting review.
53. Mute Temporarily blocking modmail replies between user and mods.
54. New sort Ranking by submission time with newest items first.
55. No Participation Rule forbidding interacting with linked drama threads.
56. NSFW Not safe for work label for adult content.
57. Nuke Mass removal of comments in a thread by moderators.
58. OC Original content created by the poster rather than repost.
59. Old Reddit Legacy desktop interface at old.reddit.com.
60. OP Original poster who submitted the thread or comment.
61. Original source First known creator or uploader of shared content.
62. Permaban Permanent ban from a subreddit or from the platform.
63. Pinned post Moderator-selected post fixed at the top of a subreddit.
64. Post flair Categorization tag added to a submission for sorting.
65. Power user Highly active account shaping discourse across many subreddits.
66. Private subreddit Community visible only to approved members.
67. Q&A mode Thread format emphasizing question-and-answer comment pairing.
68. Quarantine Restriction requiring opt-in before viewing a subreddit.
69. Rate limit Restriction preventing too-frequent posting or commenting.
70. Reddiquette Community guidelines for respectful and relevant participation.
71. Reddit Premium Paid membership offering ad-free browsing and perks.
72. Removal reason Moderator explanation message for removed content.
73. Report Flagging content for moderator or admin review.
74. Repost Resubmitting previously shared content often without new context.
75. Rule sidebar Rules section displayed on subreddit pages.
76. SFW Safe for work label for general-audience content.
77. Shadowban Account restriction making content invisible to others.
78. Shill User covertly promoting a product or agenda.
79. Shitpost Intentionally low-effort post made for humor.
80. Sticky Pinned post held at the top by moderators.
81. Subreddit Topic community with its own rules and moderators.
82. Suspension Temporary or permanent platform-level account restriction.
83. Temporary ban Time-limited ban from a subreddit.
84. Throwaway Disposable account used for sensitive or one-time posting.
85. TIL Today I learned post sharing a surprising fact.
86. TL;DR Brief summary of a longer post or comment.
87. Top sort Ranking by highest score within a chosen time window.
88. Toxicity Hostile behavior that degrades discussion quality.
89. Two-factor authentication Extra login security using a second verification method.
90. Upvote Vote increasing visibility of helpful or relevant content.
91. User flair Text or icon label attached to a user’s name.
92. Verified Status indicating identity confirmation in select communities.
93. Vote fuzzing Obscuring exact vote counts to deter manipulation.
94. Whitelist Approved domain or user allowed through automatic filters.
95. Whole thread Entire comment chain under a specific submission.
96. Wiki Subreddit-maintained pages for FAQs, guides, and resources.
97. X-post Informal shorthand for a crosspost to another subreddit.
98. YMMV Your mileage may vary indicating results differ by person.
99. YTA You are the asshole judgment used in AITA threads.
100. Zalgo text Glitched combining characters used for chaotic visual effect.
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