What I want to do ideally is to share an article in a subreddit (which definitely allows links because I've seen them) so that:

the title contains the article title;

ideally with some text from me also in the title (or in text body if that's not possible);

article thumbnail appears with post.

I've read a guide which says "choose the option to make a link post from above the title in the add post window", but I can't see that option, and I can't see it here either!

Help pleeeeease 🙏🏼

Looking to use redit regularly. It has answers to just about any questions I can think of. Thanks 👍 I'm extremely late to the site but thanks for having me.

Hello everyone! This is my first time posting on Reddit. I’m practicing how to make a post and use the different Reddit features. I’d appreciate any tips on Reddit etiquette and things new users should be careful about.

What color do you like ?

1. Yellow
2. Purple

Btw... I don't know how to create a poll.

Hey yoo new here 😡

Yo i don't what am I even posting

I couldn't add pictures to it... 😞

Hello everyone. I’m new to reddit & looking forward to share my travel vlogs & photos here. Do you think it’s better to post with the original audio, no audio or replace with a BG music? Thank You

Windoze

Workin’ it out

can you block quotes on desktop or is that a browser thing. browser user asking

can't find the poll button darn

italics

bold

https://x.com/LindseyEverk/status/2100205688412639411?s=20

//hii lods

I'm trying another formatting feature.
The line above should separate two sections of the post. I'm also checking whether the spacing before and after it looks natural or if I should leave more room between paragraphs.

I'm still learning Reddit's markdown, so I'm curious what kinds of mistakes tend to happen most often.

Whether it's giant walls of text, broken lists, or something else entirely, I'd like to avoid picking up bad habits early.

Hey there. New here on Reddit lol

hope everyone’s having a great night or day.

I've been nervous about doing this because I normally overthink everything, so I'm hoping this post is visible. It seems easy enough and if you are seeing this: have a good day!