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Home›How To›How to Quote on Reddit: 10 Steps

How to Quote on Reddit: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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1. Introduction:

When using Reddit, it’s often necessary to quote text from other posts or comments to provide context, or engage in a meaningful discussion. In this article, we will walk you through 10 simple steps to master quoting on Reddit.

2. Access the Reddit platform:

First and foremost, you need access to Reddit. You can either use the website on your computer or laptop or download the official Reddit app on your smartphone.

3. Log in or sign up:

To join a discussion and quote someone on Reddit, you need a registered account. If you don’t have one, sign up for a free account. If you already have an account, log in using your username and password.

4. Locate the thread of interest:

Find the thread where you want to use quotes in your response. Browse through “Hot,” “New,” “Rising,” or “Top” posts, or simply use the search bar to find specific content.

5. Identify the comment or text you want to quote:

Read through the comments and discussions within that thread, and find the specific text or comment you’d like to quote.

6. Copy the desired text:

Once you’ve found the comment or text segment that needs quoting, highlight it by clicking and dragging over it with your cursor (or tapping and holding the text if using mobile). Right-click (or tap) to select “Copy” from the drop-down menu that appears.

7. Start your reply:

Click “Reply” under the comment to which you would like to respond, opening a textbox where you can enter your response.

8. Format your quote with Markdown syntax:

When quoting on Reddit, Markdown syntax is used for formatting purposes. Begin by entering a greater-than symbol ‘>’ directly followed by copying and pasting in (Ctrl+V / ⌘ Cmd+V) the selected text from step 6.

For example:

> This is a quoted text.

Remember not to leave any extra space between the ‘>’ and the pasted text.

9. Draft your response:

After pasting your quote, press “Enter” two times to start a new paragraph, then write your comments or reply in this paragraph. Make sure to respect Reddit’s guidelines and etiquette for a healthy interaction.

10. Submit your response:

When you’re satisfied with your quoted text and response, click the “Save” button under the textbox. Your comment will now be posted with the quoted text correctly formatted.

In conclusion, quoting on Reddit can be valuable for engaging in discussions and providing context when exchanging opinions. By following these 10 steps, you’ll become proficient at mastering the art of quoting on Reddit!

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