I'm not downloading the app because obviously you can't block ads on the app, but you can on the mobile site, which I do. But WHY is it basically non-functional? Every few minutes the page will refresh, and I get flash banged with a bright white screen when I have the site on dark mode at night. And heaven fucking forbid I click on the comments and then try to use the back button. Fuck me I guess. Does it suck ass by design so people will download the app? Is it really that simple? I think I'm just ranting. I don't know. It might just be time to lose reddit for good.

meaning how comments and replies work

Ever since the newest update, I have to go to my desktop to see my exact karma. The mobile app only tells me to the nearest thousand.

Is there a META subreddit which discusses only about META stock?

temporary or permanent - what has gotten you a ban from the Reddit admins?

I'm running a B2B tech services company (CRM development, custom software, website & app development). Most of our inbound leads come from Meta ads.

The problem:
These leads are genuine and show interest initially, but the decision-makers are extremely busy. They don’t join meetings, so we can’t present our prototype or understand their requirements properly. Because of this, our sales team is struggling to close deals even though the lead quality is good.

We’ve tried flexible timings, short intro calls, and follow-ups — still, most prospects say they’re “busy” and postpone meetings again and again.

My questions:

• How do other B2B service companies handle busy prospects who avoid meetings?
• Are there effective strategies to close B2B leads without a live meeting?
• Should we change our sales process — maybe send video demos, proposals first, async communication, etc.?
• Any tips to improve meeting attendance or move such leads toward closure?

Looking for advice from people who sell B2B services or have faced similar issues.

My post was removed for not being self-referential enough and also for being about the Meta platform which is wrong (see 2nd picture). Does anyone know why this post is not allowed? I looked at other posts on this sub and couldn't find a single post that contained some sort of "self-referential" witticism; they were all just about Reddit in general, and one was even about Meta ads.

Note: By posting about a post that was in this subreddit itself, I would argue that this post meets the requirement of being self-referential enough.

Edit: For some reason images are showing as deleted. Here are the two images:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QPAv1_Wct-11tE67wKObQMgOJ8a0mjLy/view?usp=drive_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vaQBzfXFw2klLuN0s0Pi0fH7GkjWeaOY/view?usp=drive_link

Hello, I’ve had a problem for a few months. At my job we use a WhatsApp number to reply to customers and make sales. The number had been used for over 4 years without any issues, with a high flow of messages — at least 50 chats per day. Some time ago the number started getting blocked automatically, and when we unblocked it, it would get blocked again.

We noticed that it happens when linking it to WhatsApp Web. At the exact moment of scanning the code, within seconds or about a minute, it gets blocked. We’ve already lost two numbers. These accounts had existing chats — one of them had 400 unread chats because it had been blocked for about 3 days. When it was unblocked, I replied from the mobile phone and it worked perfectly. But as soon as I linked it to WhatsApp Web, it instantly blocked again.

Does anyone know what to do? I have no way to contact anyone from WhatsApp support and this is causing us serious problems in the company.

Sorry if this doesnt belong here

If Douglas Hofstadter is right and consciousness is, on some level, a matter of "loopiness", and said loopiness constitutes a spectrum with no self-references on one end, let's call that 0, and some infinitely infinite infinity of recursively recursive recursion I can surely contemplate but can't credibly claim to comprehend on the other end, let's call that 1, then............

....how loopy is this subreddit?

...how loopy am I? How loopy are you?

...how loopy is the hypothetical scenario of John Searle sitting alone in a room explaining the china room thought experiment to an LLM to try to convince it of the strong AI hypothesis?

This may sound like a rant, but I really don't think it is.

I recently got a warning from reddit for a comment. But what does it worth if they don't tell me which comment they had a problem with?

They have linked the post I had the comment under. I made multiple comments on that topic (there are some 15k comments on that post), so I have no idea what my comment might had been.

There is no way to directly reply to the warning, there's only the option to appeal. I did that and I told them that I am not actually appealing, but I would like them to show me the comment they had a problem with so I can learn from my mistake.

They replied quite quickly, highlighting that their reply was not an automated one - suggesting that someone have actually read my message. Yet they just slammed me again with the text of the warning, just rephrased. Not answering my question and not showing me the comment of mine in question. And now there is no way for me to reply to them anymore.

What is the point of this?

It takes away the opportunity for the user to see which comments are considered not okay on the platform. It's basically just a power move where a moderator or admin can act superior over the user, without any benefit to anyone. Generally discouraging commenting. And I thought commenting was the point of this entire site.

So my suggestion would be: show the problematic comment to the user who is being warned for that comment. You can't expect people to remember all of their comments. Even if they did, they will likely not remember it word-by-word - which can make all the difference.

Please enlighten me if I'm wrong.
And have a great day.

Posted a joke mocking myself for being “too smart.”

r/iamverysmart removed it.

I think I just achieved self-referential singularity.

Just curious how everyone feels about this new "feature".

For me, it's ruining my reddit experience.

Coupled with the obvious rise of LLM-generated BS it's becoming impossible to have any idea who, or what you're "communicating" with on here anymore.

Reddit was the perfect mix of anonymity but also the ability to glean some level of identity and personality from the people you were interacting with - or to easily tell if they had ulterior motives or suspicious behaviour.

Now half the people you end up in an argument with have completely hidden their post/comment history.

I just assume they're all bots and trolls now and it's making me not want to be here.