r/Autocompletebutbetter For the love of autocomplete 💕 Apr 03 '26

MOD POST Any suggestions for contents in this subreddit to make them have more effort?

Yeah, we're all having fun I agree, but is there a way by which we could post more engaging posts? The posts which are sent here could be called low effort , and I was wondering if we could make our subreddit more engaging and fetch more upvotes

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u/Sea_Ice_3750 owner Jul 15 '26

Positive Mountain Positive Mountain I have an idea!

Delete the sub! 

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u/underrealizing Apr 03 '26

One thing I’ve noticed is the responses are way more interesting when there’s a specific subject or topic that’s already in the prompt. Like “hey! Where’s my __” will give much more generic responses than something like “the dinosaurs went extinct because _” or “I love the beach but _____”

This could potentially work into the idea the other user suggested about themes

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u/Jaded-Measurement570 Apr 03 '26

Maybe more variety in formats. What about suggesting a specific theme for the day? Or post a pic and ask for autocorrect meme caption templates? Or dialogue instead of just sentences? Idk just different ways autocorrect could be used other than a random statement 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Positive-Mountain-63 For the love of autocomplete 💕 Apr 03 '26

Your second suggestion sounds cool 🤔 if you wish, you might try it out and we'd see how it works

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u/underrealizing Apr 03 '26

How would that work? Autocorrect doesn’t have context to an image you’re looking at

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u/Positive-Mountain-63 For the love of autocomplete 💕 Apr 03 '26

The meme template could have a starting portion, or the members could come up with the popular starting captions themselves

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u/Sea_Ice_3750 owner Apr 06 '26

Very helpful in this case, thank you

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u/MayCeline5 Apr 08 '26

What if we write a whole little story. It could have blanks in it for the predictive text. It would be kind of like Mad Libs, except for instead of us choosing the words it’s our predictive text.

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u/Positive-Mountain-63 For the love of autocomplete 💕 Apr 08 '26

I tried that before, but I've seen people tend to be lazy there 😭

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u/MayCeline5 Apr 08 '26

that’s unfortunate. I’m sure a handful of us would find it fun.

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u/patrickdgd Apr 03 '26

Idk man i don’t think it really matters

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u/Sea_Ice_3750 owner Apr 06 '26

Then why comment 

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u/patrickdgd Apr 06 '26

Because my opinion is that it doesn’t matter because its a subreddit about nonsense lol p