Reddest’s latest update brings new life to how comments work. The big feature is that if you get off the page, the reddate will now automatically save your comments as a draft, and add them to the draft section of your account.
This is a feature in which many people have called on Reddate, and it was unclear why the company had not presented it before. Reddest will allow you to save 20 drafts at a time, and they will stay around for two weeks before deleting. However, no connected media, such as photos, will not be saved alongside your text.
How do Drafts work on Reddate comments (Credit: Reddit)
Now you can also take one of your comments with a thread and turn it into your post. If you think your post is particularly funny or insightful, and you want to share directly into a subdret Share To include it in another community.
From here, you are able to retire the post, add physical text and then submit it. Some subdidates will not allow these submissions. They will show gray in this menu.
Analytical tools made in Reddate (Credit: Reddit)
Reddet also wants you to know more about more information about how your comments are receiving through new analytics tools. Here is a new opout ratio that will give you a clear idea of how many times your comments have been presented.
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Earlier, you could only see your total score, which was your opiates minus any deficiency. This meant that in some scenarios, it was difficult to say that the low -scoring post did not get much attention, or that it had been particularly discriminatory. You can also see your total answers, opinions, shares and awards.
Reddest is on a roll with new features. Last week, it has included a new feature that allows you to hide your interactions, but with work (NSFW) content. The feature allows you to hide different sub -sections from your public profile, without banning how you can communicate with them.
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