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- Reddit has introduced video comments, allowing users to upload or record clips directly into discussions.
- The feature is available in safe-for-work subreddits that enable it, with videos not auto-playing and respecting user audio settings.
- This could enhance engagement, particularly in AMA sessions.
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Reddit has introduced a new feature allowing users to post videos in comments, in addition to text, images, and GIFs. This aims to provide a richer way for users to express themselves and engage in conversations on the platform.
Reddit has added a new way for users to get involved in conversations as it has enabled videos in comments.
Along with text, redditors could already drop images and GIFs into their comments. Adding video to the mix gives them a different way to get their point across, either by uploading a clip of them sharing their thoughts, or one they grabbed from elsewhere on the internet.
The feature is only available in public, safe-for-work subreddits that have enabled it. The company says it will run video comments through its safety systems before displaying them. Reddit added that the videos won't autoplay and they'll "respect users' audio settings."
To use video comments, click or tap on the video icon in the comment box. You can then record or upload a video.
This seems like it could be especially useful for Ask Me Anything (AMA) discussions. It's often been the case that a celebrity participating in an AMA will record a single video of themselves reading several user questions along with their answers. Video comments could help the subject of an AMA respond more quickly and directly to those who posed a question, and stay more involved in the conversation as its happening.
أسئلة مفتوحة
- What is the rollout timeline for this feature across all subreddits?
- What are the specific technical limitations for video uploads (length, file size)?
- How will Reddit's safety systems specifically handle video content moderation?
- Will there be any monetization opportunities related to video comments in the future?
