New Guidelines For Fanedit Reddit Communities

[Zarius]

Some of us  have been known to use this reddit so I thought this was important to bring up. There's been a recent revisining of the community guideline rules. No direct sharing of streams or links to full-length movies used for editing purposes.

Apparently one reddit community has already been shut down due to these rule violations.

https://www.reddit.com/r/fanedits/commen...nfringing/

[Q2]

Just an FYI, fanedit.org doesn't have an official Reddit community. Not sure if that's what you were implying but just wanted it to be clear.

[Zarius]

Oh no worries, I wasn't implying that, I just said I knew members from here that used that reddit community

I've fixed my post to be more precise.

[Zarius]

Additional rules:

-You can announce your edits, but you need to only make them availible through the discord chat server (thier faneditreviews section)
-Announcement threads on the main reddit page have to include clips or screencaps in the descriptions

[Zarius]

And now the reddit page is invite-only.

[DigModiFicaTion]

I just saw that they made it private yesterday. I honestly didn't really see the point of it beyond posting a link to a trailer. I'm not much of a reddit person and don't understand its format though.

[Zarius]

Reddit users had to use the Discquss chat server after the ban came on using the reddit to post full edits, but the traffic was very slow on it whenever I went there...not a whole lot of people posting.

[TVs Frink]

I'm not much of a reddit person and don't understand its format though.

I loathe their format and refuse to read it.

[Zarius]

Now it appears the Fanedit reddit page is gone entirely. All I can find now is the Fe.Org version [I did'nt even know we had one], which hasn't been updated in months and lacks a disquss chat server where edits can be shared.

[DigModiFicaTion]

One less other fanediting community to detract my focus and energy from all you fine folk