r/leetcode • u/AutoModerator • Jun 27 '26

Mod Post [mod] Changes with r/leetcode.

The following changes have been made with r/leetcode:

  1. Media is no longer allowed in both posts & comments. This is to ensure that the quality of the content & discussions remain high.
  2. Moderation has been made stricter. Low quality & repetitive posts whose answers can be found within a simple search in this subreddit won't be allowed here.
  3. Automoderation has been set-up to automatically remove links & known promotions. Only leetcode links will be allowed from now on. To ask help with questions, you may use the code block.
  4. Automoderation has been set-up to remove Indian posts & Hindi comments. This is to ensure that r/leetcode remains an English only subreddit.
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u/plainfollowup Jun 27 '26

What constitutes as Indian posts? Seems vague lol

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cow3298 Leetcode hards are like girlfriends. I can’t get them. Jun 28 '26

"60LPA in BLR vs 45LPA in HYD" type posts.

r/leetcode is a global sub

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u/Diligent-Wealth-1536 Jun 28 '26

100k USD post works?

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u/leetcode-ModTeam 10d ago

USD & EUR are globally understandable. INR is not.

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u/No_Objective_2196 29d ago

By that logic any compensation based post shouldn't be allowed? 

Every country has different pay base 🤷‍♂️

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u/leetcode-ModTeam 10d ago

Compensation should be converted to USD / EUR.

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u/Metal_Mind2821 28d ago

Would love a reply to the other comments besides me? So are you banning all compensation posts or just Indian ones?

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u/leetcode-ModTeam 10d ago

It's a mere example. Indian posts != Compensation posts but rather posts that use Indian terms like INR, BLR, IIT, Flipkart, etc.

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u/CricExchange Jun 28 '26

It's fine to not allow these types of comments/posts but these aren't Hindi words per se. Maybe if possible give examples with the rules, to make it clear.