Table Of Content
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reddit.com/r/cartoons
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My recent experience on r/cartoons
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About r/cartoons - Community & Members
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How to access r/cartoons?
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Moderators of r/cartoons
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Why should you follow r/cartoons?
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Community Engagement
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Browsing & Navigation
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Reddit Gold
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Related Subreddits
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Filter by flair
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Important rules you must know before joining r/cartoons?
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Design
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Most Upvoted Content on this subreddit
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Most Upvoted Content 2020
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Conclusion
reddit.com/r/cartoons
Some people say that it is just the children who have this perception, but I believe that it is every individual who lives in a world of their own. This perception is created when we are young with beautiful colors andsimple stories that get us hooked to the content. I am referring to cartoons.
Cartoons are generally directed at children, but not entirely. Even as an adult, I find Courage the Cowardly Dog and Tom & Jerry to be as fascinating as it was when I was small. There might be a hint of nostalgia that creates this bias, but it's true - Cartoons are intriguing for viewers of any age. They influence us both positively and negatively. However, most cartoons with the edgy approach are scrutinized because of parents' perspective towards not exposing their children to inappropriate content.
I think there is a need for a deeper conversation about the content of these discussions. Most people just label the content without thinking much, and I feel there is a need for a more nuanced conversation to see if everyone perceives it the same way.
Today we will be reviewing one of the smallest but most fascinating communities on the internet: r/cartoons.
My recent experience on r/cartoons
The most recent post that I upvoted on r/cartoons was about identification. The OP saw this cartoon at a Roundtable video and was curious to know the name of the cartoon. Within moments of updating this post, he found the answer - Hilda. Not only did he find the name of the cartoon, but also he learned that it's available on Netflix. Another user jumped in and shared that roundtable is updating their content and plenty of new content has been added to the mix. Just by this small thread, you get insightful answers that you won't generally get on any other community!
About r/cartoons - Community & Members
The community on reddit has averaged 24,200 members per month for the past 6 months. Out of that number, around 90-150 members are currently online which shows how active the subreddit is. It was created on August 13th of this year and while it has seen a decline recently, it still maintains a regular flow of content. So you can be sure that you will never run out of interesting discussions to take part in here.
How to access r/cartoons?
If you are not a Reddit user, you can create an account by typing in ?r/cartoons? in your search bar and following the instructions. Once you have created an account and confirmed your email address, you will be able to view subreddits, comment on posts, and even post content on any subreddit.
Moderators of r/cartoons
We need to make sure that the content on this subreddit is reliable and not filled with spam or malware. Sometimes spammers and promoters will go to any limit to try to get their links shared, but this can harm the community as a whole. Mods need to take action against them if they're caught.
At the time of writing this review, there were six mods on r/cartoons - BillyBobjorkins, Anonim97, NEOHCrusticus, AnokataX, Valeyard10, and AutoModerator. These mods ensure that everything that is posted on this platform follows the rules and guidelines set by the community.
Why should you follow r/cartoons?
There is a lot of content on r/cartoons. You can participate in polls, interviews, reviews, suggestions, and share your fan art. Having fellow cartoon lovers in the community makes you feel open without worrying about being judged. Getting recommendations and providing recommendations is one of the best parts of being on r/cartoons. The members are very welcoming, and they don't put you down even if you have a generic query.
Community Engagement
The community engagement rate on r/cartoons is much better than on subs of the same size. More than two dozen posts are updated each day, and you'll find more than 3-5 comments on every single one of them. Some posts are even able to attract more than 50 upvotes within a day and receive comments in double digits. Thus, I have nothing negative to point out in regard to the community engagement rate on r/cartoon.
Browsing & Navigation
Unlike other subreddits where the real-time member count is extremely low, r/cartoons has an impressive active member rate. More than 4% of its members are actively participating at any given time, however, that doesn't affect the performance. Since the number doesn't surpass 150 users at a time, browsing and navigation are not much of a problem. You can check out posts, navigate using menus, and browse seamlessly without any discrepancies.
Reddit Gold
I couldn't find any gold on any of the posts or in the comment section. There were some fascinating artworks that I saw, but still, it wasn't awarded any gold. This particular artist had drawn letter A-Z featuring a cartoon for every alphabet and though it amassed the major upvotes on the sub, it didn't get any gold.
Related Subreddits
One of the interesting elements on this page is the "Related subreddits" section. Here, you find pages that are related to the topic you're currently interested in. So, if you're into cartoons, you'll likely want to be a part of r/animation as well. With this section, you get three recommendations - r/animation, r/CartoonNetwork, and r/TheDragonPrince.
Filter by flair
If there's something that lights up my face on a subreddit, it has to be well-designed filters by flair section. On r/cartoons, you'll find eight important options - ?News?, ?Fanart?, ?Interview?, ?General Discussions?, ?Older (Spoilers!), and Recent. Using these filters, you can check out the content that you're interested in without having to scroll through a barrage of unnecessary posts.
Important rules you must know before joining r/cartoons?
If you want to stay active on r/cartoons, you must follow the rules and guidelines set by the moderators. If you break these rules, you may be given a permaban which can be a major obstacle. So make sure to follow the rules below:
is allowed and will be punished.
2. Any user who is rude or uncivil to other users will be met with disciplinary action, which may lead to a ban from the site.
of being honest, self-aware, and authentic.
Promotion on Reddit should be truthful and self-aware. It should also be authentic to the user's persona.
We don't allow anyone to pirate our content.
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We ask that all threads be focused on the discussion at hand. Posts that are not directly relevant to the discussion will be removed.
on social media
Listicles are generally frowned upon on social media platforms as they can quickly become tedious and annoying to follow.
will be approved
We will not approve titles that are bad, vague, false, or misleading.
Please do not post any spoilers in the comments. If you have questions about a particular episode, please ask in the The X-Files fan forum.
This website is not intended for viewing of pornographic or sexually explicit material.
should be uploaded to YouTube
We strongly advise against uploading any videos containing theElsagate vulnerability to YouTube. This includes any videos that might be related to the vulnerability, as well as any videos that are simply fanmade or remixes of existing content that contain the vulnerability. This is for your safety and the safety of others who might watch your video.
Design
I appreciate the design of this page, which features Courage the Cowardly Dog as one of our favorite cartoon characters. Apart from the icon, I also like the colorful cover image on this page. Additionally, there are numerous filter by flair options followed by a Discord link right beneath the header. This helps create an integrated community look.
Most Upvoted Content on this subreddit
I started a project called "ToonType" - Building letters using cartoon characters and animated shows. Here is the 8th letter I've created. It's called "Z - Zim & Gir - 477 upvotes."
He's 452 days old and lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his parents and two siblings. He likes to play baseball, golf, and football. His best friend is a dog who he's known since they were both puppies.
After every fight, here is a list of all the possible tom shapes.
I have finished the eleventh letter for my ToonType project. 311 upvotes have been given to it.
I'm halfway through my ToonType Project now. I've gotten 270 upvotes for my Garfield (and Friends) project.
Most Upvoted Content 2020
The best show ever exists with 258 upvotes.
I want to thank everyone who worked on these shows. They are something I will never forget. - 257 upvotes
The ninth letter of my ToonType project is finished. It received 243 upvotes.
The Hulu Original Series "Into the Scooby-Verse" has garnered 227 upvotes on the popular review website, Rotten Tomatoes. The show is set in an animated universe where monsters and ghosts are real, and a teenage boy named Max turns to his friends for help when he realizes he's the only one who can stop them.
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Ahh. The nostalgic smell of childhood, 225 upvotes!
Conclusion
With its distinctive theme, color, and posts, r/cartoons is able to capture everyone's imagination. The shapes, vivid colors, and unique characters tell a story and keep readers engaged. There is so much positivity out there in many of the posts, with valuable character traits that can be learned from the lead and supporting character.
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