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r/technicallythetruth

How big r/technicallythetruth is, how busy it is, what its rules say, who posts most, and when its readers are online.

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Subscribers
5.6M
Created
2017
Posts / day
4.3
Comments / day
163

GeneralFor information that is technically true, but far from the expected answer.

Best time to post in r/technicallythetruth

When readers are commenting is when a new post gets seen. Busiest for comments: Thu 1pm UTC, Thu 11am UTC, Thu 12pm UTC. Times below are shown in your timezone.

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Busiest: Thu 1pm, Thu 11am, Thu 12pm.

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Busiest: Thu 3pm, Sat 9am, Mon 1pm.

r/technicallythetruth rules

  1. 1.

    No text posts/any posts with low effort truth statements.

    Posts with low effort truth statements are not allowed. Example : "Something went wrong"

  2. 2.

    No Recent Reposts (within last 3 months)

    Don't post content thats already been submitted in the last 3 months.

  3. 3.

    Don't insult or threaten your fellow redditors.

    Remember the human. Don't insult or threaten your fellow redditors.

  4. 4.

    No links aside from usual image/video hosting sites(Imgur, YouTube, etc).

    No links aside from usual image/video hosting sites(Imgur, YouTube, etc).

  5. 5.

    Don't post content that's not technically the truth / Off-topic.

    All posts must stay relevant to the subreddit. Don't submit content that is off-topic. This means no "literally the truth" statements.

  6. 6.

    No Bad Titles.

    Posts with titles under 4 words will be removed without any haste. "It is the truth" like titles will be removed too. Please check out the list of banned titles: https://www.reddit.com/r/technicallythetruth/wiki/banned_titles

  7. 7.

    No Spam

    Don't spam the sub with reposts, links, or copypastas

  8. 8.

    No Political content allowed.

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