The for you page on my home feed has returned. I want to remove it. I don't want pages I'm not subscribed to showing up on my home feed at all. This is something that I've commented on before.

Additionally, there's no longer the Hot sorting on my home page feed, it's just Best and New? Best sucks, and makes me quit out of reddit pretty consistently.

Overall, something has updated with the reddit feed, and it's seemingly been done to make me annoyed, which is a choice. Please revert or fix.

I used to go through the top posts of the week of all the subs I'm in in aggregate every week by sorting by 'Top' and 'Week' on the home page, now the option for top is gone unless I'm on a particular subreddit. Anyone else have this issue?

I'm purposely not subscribe to any subreddit and before today my Reddit home page had nothing on it which I liked, for some reason today it has a bunch of recommended crap that I don't want to see.

I don't want Reddit to push or force content on me.

Is there a way to disable this? As I do not see an options in settings.

Edit 1: I tagged this incorrectly it applies to desktop and mobile web.

Edit 2: Here's a workaround i found to stop this but requires you're running firefox with Ublock origin. Go to ublock origin settings, My Filters and add this:

www.reddit.com##+js(trusted-click-element, #feed-tab-2)
www.reddit.com###interest-home-feed-main[data-faceplate-tracking-context*="for-you"] shreddit-feed

This blocks it on my desktop, i'll try on mobile and report back. - Confirmed, this works on mobile firefox as well.

I want to limit my feed only to the subs I have joined.

The new "For You" is absolutely only for ad buyers, not me.

The Following is giving me days old and zero karma posts.

Why even took Hot sort away?? If it's too good so Reddit hates it, then be assured it's only marginally better then New and Best.

This is beyond dumb.

I've had the suggested Posts and Communities/Groups turned off for some time now.

Suddenly, they're back on,
and I don't see the option to turn them off again.

Control over feed matters.

This is def. a deal breaker and why I left other social media platforms, tbh.

EDIT

Found the issue:

"FOR YOU" tab has now been enabled and I have to manually click to "MY FEED"

This is a feature they've been doing a selective roll-out on, apparently.

The "For You" page is showing posts from a sub that I've been blocked from interacting with. I have no desire to post there, reply, join it, or follow that post as I am otherwise prevented from interacting with that sub.

Showing posts from subs that I cannot interact with is a frustrating user experience reminding me of unhappier times.

There is no option to turn off recommendations

I keep getting topics and subs suggested to me.

How do I turn this off? I had it off now I can't find it in my preferences. Last time this was on it spoiled something from a tv show. now Reddit is forcing this on it seems?

I'm for some reason now getting posts from random subreddits I'm not currently in/following, even though I specifically turned the feature off basically when I created the account. Now, looking in my settings I'm not even seeing the option to turn it back off. Did they remove the feature or smth?

I'm getting subreddits I'm not subscribed to recommended to my personal feed (NOT r/popular) based on things I've browsed in the past few days, and I can't find the setting in my profile to turn that off. Where can I find that setting?
If I wanted to see those subreddits in my personal feed, I would be subscribed to them.

I can only sort by 'new, hot, etc.' on the popular tab, but no longer on my home tab. Is there a way to re-activate it?

If this is some A-B testing thing, I absolutely don't want to be a part of it. I don't know why they thought this was a good idea (something something ads, I know).

Suddenly today I can no longer sort my feed by hot. The only options are Best (which shows days-old posts) and New. I use mobile web, and Old.reddit doesn't work well on my phone browser. Are my options just 1) deal with it 2) swap to an app or 3) deal with old.reddit?

I downloaded the app and opened old.reddit.com just to check the settings again

(Which, sidenote, why aren't all the same settings available on all forms of reddit? Annoying that you have to know which platform has which setting)

and confirmed that:

• "show recommendations in home feed" is off - app
• "show trending subreddits on the home feed" is off - old.reddit.com

And yet I am getting a recommended post like every other post on my home feed

It only happens on mobile web and new desktop web

Old desktop web and app seem to be working properly

Ive lost the ability to sort by Hot. This means I cannot see whats actually trending the most in the communities I follow.

Subs I never joined are in my homepage. I have this feature disabled.

[Note, this IS NOT a request to re-instate a banned account or to remove a suspension, this is about a bug I discovered as a side effect of that.]

On October 24th I posted a comment which criticized someone else for posting a slur on Twitter (I quoted them accurately but censored the slur; however, it still probably tripped Reddit's text filters) and got this suspension notice:

Banned 3-days for hate

We flagged the following as a potential policy violation:

However, at the time, the comment had been removed by Reddit. (I appealed and the comment got restored.)

The bug, however, is that the link in question pointed to the comment, which had been deleted, which means if you click on the link it just says "Removed by Reddit".

This seems like a bug, if the point is to inform the user of what they posted that triggered the ban, but if they click on the link, the content is not there.

One fix would be for the system to copy and paste the offending text into the notification that is sent to the user.

I haven't been able to log into my account for over a year, resetting the password still results in the same error on login. I cannot login with email as it gives me this account instead. I sent multiple tickets to reddit support with no response.

The username for the account is mm_kay

I've had this Reddit account for years, and now Reddit is suddenly asking me to have a "verified account email" and that it must be an "official email from your organization's domain" and is asking me for supporting documents. What organization? I just have a regular, free Reddit account and I've never been asked this before.

I'm getting "Error saving changes, please try again" when editing my Reddit profile. Simple text like "ahh" saves, but my original display name and bio don't. I tried shortening my bio, but it still errors. Is this a bug or is something in my text triggering it?

Somebody hacked my account, kicked me out and set up 2FA so now I don’t have access to the account. I submitted a ticket for it and I received an email in response with some links that don’t help me because simply resetting my password isn’t going to take the 2FA off. Is there any other way to get in touch with somebody to get this manually reviewed?