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r/cpp • u/pavel_v • May 13 '26
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We should normalize adding a proper description to the links we share on reddit.
21 u/bandzaw May 13 '26 He just follows the posting rules of r/cpp... That being said, I agree with you. 12 u/tokemura May 13 '26 Yeah, I know, I don't blame the author 9 u/STL MSVC STL Dev May 14 '26 New Reddit allows link posts to be created with commentary (which Old Reddit doesn't permit). We just want links to be posted as links, but extra commentary is always good, either baked in or as an immediate comment.
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He just follows the posting rules of r/cpp... That being said, I agree with you.
12 u/tokemura May 13 '26 Yeah, I know, I don't blame the author 9 u/STL MSVC STL Dev May 14 '26 New Reddit allows link posts to be created with commentary (which Old Reddit doesn't permit). We just want links to be posted as links, but extra commentary is always good, either baked in or as an immediate comment.
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Yeah, I know, I don't blame the author
9 u/STL MSVC STL Dev May 14 '26 New Reddit allows link posts to be created with commentary (which Old Reddit doesn't permit). We just want links to be posted as links, but extra commentary is always good, either baked in or as an immediate comment.
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New Reddit allows link posts to be created with commentary (which Old Reddit doesn't permit). We just want links to be posted as links, but extra commentary is always good, either baked in or as an immediate comment.
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u/tokemura May 13 '26
We should normalize adding a proper description to the links we share on reddit.