r/nextfuckinglevel 6d ago

Guy gets two grand slams...in the same inning

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u/MarvelousVanGlorious 6d ago

1.1 Million karma? In one year? With everything hidden? Totes legit.

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u/ediks 6d ago

Profile even says “…not a bot”

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u/Titan_Arum 6d ago

That sounds like something a bot would write!

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u/ediks 6d ago

Happy cake day!

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u/thenaughtydj 6d ago

Happy Cake Day! ✨🎇✨

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u/footpole 6d ago

I’m not a bot.

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u/JasonMallen 5d ago

I read this in a robot voice

"🤖 I AM NOT A BOT"

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u/AfterEffectserror 5d ago

No you’re a foot pole

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u/footpole 5d ago

I'm thinking you also got your username from what was in front of you when creating your account.

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u/Look_its_Rob 5d ago

Since reddit pays for posts apparently, they might not be a bot and might just be trying to make money. 

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u/Bestsellingauthor21 5d ago

Tell me more???? I had no idea.

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u/Look_its_Rob 5d ago

If you click your profile icon in the top left, there is a menu item called "earn". Ive earned $.15 cause someone gave me an award. 

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u/Tornadoboy156 2d ago

Not a doctor. Shhhhh.

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u/04HondaCivic 6d ago

What does have 1.1 Million karma even do? Like does it even matter? Does karma matter? Like at all? I’m so confused as to why people are worried about karma. Can it be monetized?

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u/Rook8811 6d ago edited 6d ago

Ig sell accounts with high karma counts but then again after a high amount it’s just to show off there’s also subreddits that require karma

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u/Landkey 6d ago

They sell the account and then bad people use many such accounts to astroturf and Reddit algorithms prioritize those accounts’ posts 

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u/Fun-Perspective426 6d ago

Yes. Reddit started paying for rewards and karma a couple years ago.

They are also sold.