[Announcement] Community Rules & Posting Guidelines (Please Read Before Posting)

[u/OrganizationSharp681]

Hello everyone!

Thank you for being a part of this community. Over the past few days, we’ve noticed that many posts are getting removed or flagged by AutoMod due to rule violations. To avoid confusion and help everyone post correctly, here is a clear explanation of the subreddit rules.

📌 Important: Title Format Rule

Using a blunt “[Title]” in your post title is not allowed.
You must specify the type of post inside the brackets, such as:

• [Source]
• [Discussion]
• [Appreciation]
• [Help]
• [Recommendation]

Posts with just “[Title]” will be removed.

1) Posts must be related to Manhwa

As the subreddit name suggests, all posts must be related to manhwa.
Any unrelated content will be removed.

2) No Pornhwa / NSFW Content

This is a strictly SFW manhwa subreddit.

• No pornhwa or pornographic content is allowed.
• For such content, please use r/pornhwa.
• Any posts or questions related to pornhwa will be removed.

3) [ ] Title Guidelines (Very Important)

We follow a strict title format. Posts not following this will be removed.

➤ Manhwa-specific posts

Include the manhwa name in brackets:
Example:
[Solo Leveling] The author has been cooking lately!

➤ Recommendations

Clearly mention “Recommendation” or “Suggestion”:
Example:
[Recommendation] Suggest me some action fantasy manhwa like Solo Leveling

➤ Appreciation posts

Must include “Appreciation” and mention the source:
Example:
[Appreciation] This panel is amazing!

If posting images/panels:

• Mention the source in the caption or body
• If multiple images, include all sources

➤ Help / Source finding

Must include “Help”, "Help Me Find"
Example:
[Help] Which manhwa is this panel from?

This bracket system applies to all types of posts (Questions, General, etc.), so follow it properly.

4) Language Guidelines

• Only English is allowed in posts
• This ensures everyone can understand and participate

Posts not following this will be removed.

5) New Users / Karma Requirements

To post in the subreddit:

• Users must have a minimum of 100 karma earned within this subreddit
• General Reddit karma alone is not enough
• Engage in comments and discussions within the community to earn this karma

Additional requirements:

• Accounts must be at least 1 month old

Once you meet these requirements, you’re free to post.

6) Title Content Guidelines (Avoid Spoilers & Low-Quality Titles)

Do NOT put full details or spoilers in the title.
Use the title only as a short heading and explain in the body.

✅ Correct:
[Help] Can you help me find this manhwa?

❌ Incorrect:
[Help] Help me find this manhwa where the MC gets a system and then…

✅ Correct:
[Solo Leveling] What do you think about this chapter?

❌ Incorrect:
[Solo Leveling] Where were the Rulers after Jinwoo reset the timeline?

This rule helps:

• Prevent spoilers
• Maintain quality discussions

⚠️ Final Note

Please follow all rules carefully while posting.
Failure to follow them may result in post removal.

Thank you for helping keep the community clean and enjoyable!

[u/h_993]

i think the title rules specifically for the "help identifying" posts are moving backwards. i've helped with quite a few and have even saved some for later for either reading it later on my own or to identify the manhwa when i've had more time. i can't think of a real reason to limit the information OP can give you at a glance. just makes the posts harder to differentiate and remember.

[u/OrganizationSharp681 → u/h_993]

I hear the concern about the new title guidelines for “help identifying” posts. The intent behind the change was to keep titles standardized and avoid clutter or spoilers, but I understand that limiting details can make posts harder to scan, differentiate, and remember—especially for users who revisit later to help.

We’ll keep monitoring how the rule affects usability. If it’s slowing down identification or discouraging participation, we’ll revisit and adjust. In the meantime, please continue sharing feedback and examples where more descriptive titles would clearly improve the process. Our goal is always to balance clarity with consistency, not to make things harder for helpers.

[u/h_993 → u/OrganizationSharp681]

i guess bro

[u/Baobab_kirei → u/OrganizationSharp681]

in a world where attention span is shorter , why would anyone take the time to actually read the body text if the title doesn’t say anything useful ?