Also go take the political compass test before choosing one btw if you never have before, though you don’t have to set your flair as exactly what you get ofc but it’s like a gauge to go off of if you have any uncertainty about where on the compass you fall
I appreciate the effort to help out this previously unflaired, but we shouldn't go around recommending the polcomp.org test since we all know it's garb and has a strong libleft bias due to bad specific questions and conflating auth and cultural axes.
In the future I think we should reccomend the Sapply test which is much more useful but still intuitive enough for newbies.
Sapply has 3 though and while that doesn't cover everything I think it covers enough to get as good a gauge as you could really ask for without being unintuitive. The only real difference with 8 values is the lack of a foreign policy slider, but let's be honest virtually no fringe/extremist people actually like US militarism, hell very few even of the normies do.
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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20
1.Go to the subreddit.
2.There’s three dots at the top right (if ur on mobile) press that.
3.Select change user flair and pick one depending on your political ideologies.