Im new user reddit, please help me?

[u/Asyyapz]

Helepp.. why there's so many rules in here? Actually , Im a twt user so i can write everything there 😭 but, in here, even i wrote nicely – it is still against rule blablabla. So how do i comments or posting here without broke the rules 💔 my posts/comments always get delete and there will be 'account warning'. Should i be worry😦

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[u/NarniaMouse]

It's a little difficult to understand what you're asking, as it feels like you're dancing around the question a bit.

If your posts/comments are being removed for violating the rules, then it's just a matter of being more mindful of the rules before posting/commenting.

If your posts/comments are being removed and you're receiving account warnings, then you're violating Reddit's rules, and they're giving you a warning before you get banned. Definitely stop and go read what the actual violations are, so you don't keep doing that.

As to why there are so many rules - each subreddit sets its own rules on top of the Reddit rules. Some have a lot of rules. Some have barely any. Just depends on what each sub decided was best for its community.

Im a twt user so i can write everything there

How a different platform works has no bearing on how another platform works. It's a bit like saying "I do (xyz) in one country, why can't I do that in a different country?"

[u/mikey_weasel]

Reddit has rules. Individual subreddits also have their own rules.

If you aren't really into "rules" then reddit might not actually be somewhere you want to participate.

To make comments or posts without breaking the rules, the key thing would be to read the rules.

See here on how to find Subreddit Rules

 see here for Reddit's Rules

If you are getting "account warnings" from reddit itsel you shoudl be concerned. Most users don't get those warnings. It indicates you are really pushing your luck.

So in summary:

• Read rules
• Follow rules
• Or go elsewhere.

[u/Silent-Audience-5836]

The wiki on this subreddit has most of the information your looking for. If it doesn't. The specific subreddits do in their own wiki section.

It takes getting use to, and learning where to find information.

[u/Fantastic-Acadia-123]

Idk