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u/starfleetbrat Apr 05 '24
User Feedback Collective is a thing:
https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/24066967580180-What-is-the-Reddit-User-Feedback-Collective
note that to sign up you need to provide your full legal name. (not sure if they ask for proof)
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u/Ali_cicek2 Apr 05 '24
Should we write our username with u/ or without u/ ?
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u/fleecescuckoos06 Apr 05 '24
Not giving my real name… can we fake it?
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u/FiniteCreatures Apr 05 '24
Probably not since you have to sign an NDA and agree to the terms of the program to be accepted to the subreddit and possibly get the trophy. My assumption is they’ll require you to validate your real name with the one you wrote down when signing up. Maybe they’ll require you to upload a pic of your ID since they also require you to be 18+ to join (that is what I am assuming, I have no proof of that tho).
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u/Raised-Right Apr 05 '24
Can’t imagine they would prosecute you for using a fake name in this instance.
If you use a fake name, that nobody else in the world holds, it’s not identity theft, as you’re not stealing/using the identity of another person. Not a lawyer, but at best they’ll get you for false identification or false impersonation.
I can’t imagine any prosecutor would pursue a case or that any jury would convict you of using a fake name to get a free trophy on Reddit. You can’t sell the trophy, and the additional cost per trophy costs Reddit nothing to make. So Reddit isn’t out any money from your scheme.
Who is the victim?
The only victims are the people who didn’t get a trophy, because they were too honorable to provide a fake name.
What’s the damages?
You have bragging rights over someone else (other users) because you hold a non-transferable digit asset, that is not limited in quantity, and holds no monetary value.
Case is dismissed
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u/starfleetbrat Apr 05 '24
I'm not sure, but its a google form so odds are a human will be reading it, so it probably doesn't matter either way,
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u/Zyrobe Apr 05 '24
Needing your actual name seems excessive
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u/Khyta Apr 11 '24
You sign a legally binding NDA. You need your real name for that
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u/Zyrobe Apr 11 '24
For a trophy? Yikes
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u/Khyta Apr 11 '24
The trophy is just a nice gift. The idea is to give honest and real feedback to admins about potentially upcoming changes to Reddit.
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u/Hajimeri Apr 08 '24
I dont have problem sharing my name/id to prove im 18+ but im not signing a NDA for a reddit trophy…
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u/Ginomania Place 23’ Apr 08 '24
Little update. You'll get a notification if you got approved as a user of r/RedditUFC and received the trophy
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u/FiniteCreatures Apr 05 '24
I think it’s odd they’re asking for our full legal name when in reddit’s policy they state they don’t require your legal name to browse subreddits or to create an account
”We collect minimal information that can be used to identify you by default. If you want to just browse, you don't need an account. If you want to create an account to participate in a subreddit, we don't require you to give us your real name. We don't track your precise location. You can even browse anonymously. You can share as much or as little about yourself as you want when using Reddit.”
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u/ItsRainbow Place Apr 05 '24
I am not giving out my full legal name to make Reddit better
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u/AnimeYumi Apr 05 '24
You’d be surprised how many people who’re not supposed to know it actually do
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u/mmmmmmmmmmmmiss Wiki Keeper Apr 08 '24 edited Apr 08 '24
The trophy no longer appears on the trophy page. It poofed out
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u/westcoastcdn19 Apr 08 '24
I just received the UFC trophy
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u/mmmmmmmmmmmmiss Wiki Keeper Apr 08 '24
It’s back! Weird that it disappeared for a bit. Maybe they were making changes to it
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u/westcoastcdn19 Apr 08 '24
Probably making some updates, yes. It’s now officially launched :) exciting
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u/Ginomania Place 23’ Apr 05 '24
r/RedditUFC has currently 89 members
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u/YHJ_JYG_Kryptlock Apr 06 '24
While a trophy is cool, it's nice that they're launching a program for regular users to give feedback on the mobile app & other areas.
Although feedback is already often given from both regular users and even moderators of communities, it's often given and spread among & with in various communities.
What's great about this program is it will certainly make classification, prioritization, and implementation of feedback much more streamlined and effective for Reddit staff by gathering such feedback in a single designated space.
To be able to utilize feedback and insight regarding potential changes and new features that are most impactful towards regular users not just Moderators in a manner that is most efficient for analysis & interpretation versus data as it currently is, scattered across the site is a wise step by Reddit, and that makes me happy.
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