Within the subreddits, you can find communities organized by locale, professions, hobbies, and interests common and bizarre. Instead, there are now 50 “default subreddits” dealing with topics such as books, television, and music, and thousands of additional non-default subreddits. Reddit entries are organized into areas of interest called “subreddits.” Originally, the front page was the “main-reddit,” and other areas were “subreddits.” There is now no longer a single main-reddit. If you look from a front-page down perspective, it really is quite amazing how each individual community can be wholly unique, yet still retain so many of the same nuances that define the entire congregation. This is actually a bit of a misnomer - while Reddit as a whole can be understood as a community (which it is), it is actually (and more accurately) a conglomeration of hundreds of thousands of smaller more specific, niche communities housed within. This means, if you are looking to post your own videos, you’ll need to learn how the community works. However, despite its popularity, it still retains its close-knit aesthetics and serves more as a community bulletin board than social media platform. The site currently sits as the Alexa-ranked 24th most-visited site on the internet across the globe. Reddit By The Numbersīy Reddit’s own metrics ( featured above), the site averages almost one million unique page views a day. However, on the flip side, the community is built to be an aggregator and forum for found content, not shameless self-promotion - and there are several built-in failsafes to keep it that way.īefore we get into the recommended posting strategies and etiquette, let’s take a look at what makes Reddit unique. Having a video of your creation climb across its various subreddits can garner thousands of views, likes, and comments and can turn even the most unassuming videos into viral hits. The Reddit community is as vast as it is fickle. Here’s everything you must consider before posting your videos. "People generally just use what they have lying around.The allure of Reddit’s front page may be great, but reaching it is easier said than done. In his work, PineappleDelivery told MUNCHIES, he's used superglue and baking soda, though he says he's heard of people using flour or starch-which is why the ramen might actually work. Judging by videos on YouTube, that technique is common: here, for example, is a video of someone using baking soda and superglue to fix the broken nut on a guitar, and in another, superglue and baby powder are mixed to make changes on resin castings. Eventually enough material has been added to start sculpting and shaving away material until the desired shape is achieved." "The artist will then pour superglue over the filler, wait for it to cure (giving off fumes as it does, visible in the videos), add more layers, more super glue, and so on. This can be almost anything really-flour, starch, sand, noodles apparently-but certain materials like starch and (more commonly) baking soda cure the fastest, almost instantly," he wrote. "The artist will first put a base/foundation of filler material. When working under an art director, small changes are often necessary, he told MUNCHIES in a message, "Instead of completely redoing the piece, it's common to simply take a chunk out and fill it with something new, then sculpt it." While some designers might use Bondo, a type of filler, a mixture of superglue and starch-based filler material can work for small corrections. To a Redditor who goes by PineappleDelivery-who claims to have worked as a scenic designer at Universal Studios and on film sets, but declined to be identified by name-there's no skepticism that the videos are real. However, there might be reason to believe that the ramen hack is actually be possible.
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