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 say that it is simply just the children who see things this way, but I believe that it is every individual who lives in a world of their own. This perception separates the way we look at things and is exposed to us when we are young. There is no critical or complex breakdown; it is just beautiful colors and simple storytelling that hooks us to the content. And I am referring to cartoons.
Cartoons are generally directed primarily at children but not exclusively. Even as an adult, I find ?Courage the Cowardly Dog?, and ?Tom & Jerry? to be equally fascinating as when I was small. Yes, there might be a hint of nostalgia that contributes to this bias but it is true - Cartoons are intriguing for viewers of any age. They have a positive and negative impact on us both. However, most cartoons with the edgy approach are scrutinized because of parents' concerns about exposing their children to inappropriate content.
Many people simply label the content without thinking much, and I feel there is a need for a deeper conversation to see if every parent or adult perceives the content the same way or not.
Thus, today we will be reviewing one of the smallest yet the most fascinating communities on the internet - r/cartoons.
My recent experience on r/cartoons
The most recent post 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 got the answer - Hilda. Not only did he find the name of the cartoon, but also the person who replied suggested that it is 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 has a total of 24,200 members. Out of these, 90-150 are online at any given time. This subreddit was created on August 13, 2009, and while it has seen a recent dip in activity, the discussions still happen and so you are unlikely to run out of content anytime soon.
How to access r/cartoons?
If you are not already a Reddit user, you will need to create an account and confirm your email address in order to join the subreddit. Once you have done so, you will be able to follow subreddits, comment on posts, and even post anything on any of the subreddits.
Moderators of r/cartoons
To ensure that the content on r/cartoons is of high quality, moderators need to conduct thorough checks on posts. Spammers and promoters use any means possible to try and gain influence and share their links, often containing malware. This is why moderators should protect members of the community by ensuring that content is of high quality.
At the time of this writing, there are six mods on r/cartoons - ?billybobjorkins?, ?Anonim97?, ?NEOHCrusticus?, ?AnokataX?, ?valeyard10?, and ?AutoModerator?. These mods ensure that all content on this platform complies with the community guidelines.
Why should you follow r/cartoons?
Reddit has a wealth of content on 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 and unjudged. Getting recommendations and providing recommendations is one of the best parts of being on Redditâs r/cartoons community. The members are welcoming and wonât put you down even if you have a generic question.
Community Engagement
The community engagement rate on r/cartoons is much better than the engagement rate of 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 can say without a doubt that the community engagement rate on r/cartoons is phenomenal.
Browsing & Navigation
Unlike other subreddits with low real-time member counts, r/cartoons has an impressive active member rate. More than 4% of its members are currently active, however, that doesn't affect the subreddit's performance. Since the number doesn't exceed 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 inconsistencies.
Reddit Gold
Although the community has a decent interaction ratio, I could not find 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 great features on this page is the "Related Subreddits" section. Here you can find pages that are related to your current topic. So, if you're into cartoons, be sure to join r/animation, r/CartoonNetwork, and r/TheDragonPrince. With these three recommendations, you get a wealth of information and entertainment options.
Filter by flair
If there is something that lights up my face on a subreddit, then it must be a well-designed filter by flair section. On r/cartoons, you will find eight important options - ?News?, ?Fanart?, ?Interview?, ?General Discussions?, ?Older (Spoilers!), and Recent. Using these filters, you can check out the content that you are 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 be a part of r/cartoons, you must follow the rules and guidelines set by the moderators. Failure to do so may result in receiving a permaban, which can be a major hindrance. So please make sure to follow the rules below:
is allowed on our platform.
2. Any user who is uncivil to other users will be banned from using our platform.
of not being creepy, promotional, or spammy.
The guidelines of self-promotion on Reddit state that it must not be creepy, promotional, or spammy.
is tolerated.
Piracy is not tolerated.
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abstain from posting content that is not directly related to the conversation at hand.
that are primarily composed of images with no accompanying text.
Do not post listicles that consist predominantly of images without any accompanying text.
will be accepted for the paper.
No titles that are bad, vague, or false will be accepted for the paper.
please
Do not post spoilers in your comments.
should be posted on the subreddit
No NSFW content should be posted on this subreddit.
have been found on the platform
No videos with the Elsagate name or similar keywords have been discovered on our platform.
Design
I appreciate the design of this page, which features Courage the Cowardly Dog in it. Apart from the well-known icon, I like the colourful cover image and numerous filter by flair options. Additionally, there is a Discord link right below the header. This makes it look as if our community is well integrated.
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. Z - Zim & Gir - 477 upvotes.
Just a kid and his best friend garnered 452 upvotes on their submission to the contest.
in total
Here are all the tom shapes after every fight: 320 upvotes in total.
I successfully completed the eleventh letter for my ToonType project. 311 upvotes indicate the general public's positive reaction to my work.
I have completed my ToonType Project for Garfield (and Friends) with 270 upvotes.
Most Upvoted Content 2020
The best show to ever exist has received 258 upvotes.
Since the very first episode of Phineas and Ferb, to the last episode of Steven Universe Future, I want to express my gratitude to all of those who worked on these shows. They were a huge part of my life and I won't forget them. Thank you all - 257 votes as of now.
The 9th letter in my ToonType project - C - has finished. It has received 243 upvotes.
and 122 comments
The "into the scooby-verse" community on Reddit has seen 227 upvotes and 122 comments since its creation last week.
The nostalgic smell of childhood, 225 upvotes.
Conclusion
Cartoons offer a distinctive theme, color, and posts that are able to capture every member's imagination. Shapes, vivid colors, and unique characters help tell a story and keep them engaged. There is so much positivity out there in many of the posts where you can learn valuable traits from the lead and supporting character.
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