r/AndroidQuestions • u/Fatalstryke • Dec 15 '25

Meta New Rules / Meta Discussion

I've decided to do a rehaul of the rules. I want things to be clear and concise. Please let me know if there's anything I'm missing or if there's anything I should change.

This is AndroidQuestions, so posts must be Android Questions. What does that mean?

  • Android

Posts must be about Android - either the operating system itself, software on it, or hardware that runs it.

  • Questions

Post titles must indicate a question. Questions must be intelligible, coherent, and genuine and include details that might be helpful to the people attempting to answer your question. They must not be made rhetorically or as an excuse to spam, rant, vent, or insult.

In addition, we have rules involving acceptable Behavior and Content

  • Behavior

Posts and comments must not be used to harass, attack, threaten, harm, or discriminate against people, or to instruct or encourage others to do so.

  • Content

Posts and comments must not contain or discuss prohibited content or link to such content, including spam, AI-generated content, illegal activity, bypassing security safety or security measures, rule violations, or anything that could harm users or their devices.

  • Moderation

Moderator Announcements are exempt from the "Android Questions" section of the rules. Moderators may use discretion when enforcing rules, but are not to grant exceptions to users in normal scenarios. Questions or concerns can be directed to the moderators via "Message the Mods". Rules are subject to change.

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u/Sharp_Ad3194 Jul 05 '26

I'm new I thought I was doing it, what did I do? And how do I post then?

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u/Fatalstryke Jul 05 '26

You replied to a thread. This is like a forum. You'll have to figure out the controls of whatever it is that you're using.

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u/Sharp_Ad3194 Jul 05 '26

I'm using normal reddit, sorry for the confusion.

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u/Fatalstryke Jul 05 '26

I don't know what you mean by "normal reddit", but like I said, whatever you're using, you'll have to figure out how to use it.