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Getting started: posting, tagging and earning reputation
A good first post takes about two minutes. This guide covers how to make it count.
1. Pick the right content type
Choose Discussion for open conversation, Question when you want answers, Discovery for a detail you can back with evidence, Theory for speculation, Clip for an external video link, Guide for long-form help, Screenshot for an image, and Poll when you want to measure opinion.
2. Write a title people can search for
Be specific. "Neon sign typography across three trailer frames" beats "Cool thing I found".
3. Tag sparingly
Two or three relevant tags are better than ten loosely related ones. Tags power filtering and search.
4. How reputation works
You earn reputation when other members find your contributions valuable, not for posting volume. The full, public rules are on the [leaderboards page](/leaderboards).
5. Be a good neighbour
Use spoiler controls, cite your sources and report anything that breaks the [guidelines](/guidelines).
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Same here! Can't wait to compare notes with everyone.
Has anyone else noticed this? Curious whether it holds up across other shots.
Adding this to my list of things to check once we can play.
This is the kind of thread I joined for. Thanks!
Could you add a little more context on where this comes from?
Appreciate the correction!
Same here! Can't wait to compare notes with everyone.
That makes sense. I hadn't considered that.