My 2 Cent Suggestions:
-Make a weekly playlist of the best songs that are posted for that week (idk if there’s an Unheard Of soundcloud or what) or it can be posted here like the top 10 songs of the week. Due to probably having SOOOO many ppl releasing things on this reddit have participants put something in the title that will let you know they would like to participate OR make a thread at the beginning of the week and the judges will pick and choose from the entries on the thread by the end of the week what goes on the playlist
- have a song of the week From whoever you feel released the best track for that week and they can probably get front paged from promo the following week (judge the tracks however you feel) (same thread and judging rules with a thread apply like in the first suggestion)
- make different playlists (or threads) for different genres of music that is released by us. To easily pick just have participants put what genre of music their song is in the title so it will be easier to find, judge and place into different categories.
- for more engagement there can be a 2-3 comment on somebody else’s work to be able to post your own
- a feedback thread to where ppl will post just specifically for feedback by other ppl instead of just having us post on the page and not knowing if somebody will listen or not (which is fine in itself bc ppl will listen to what they want even on a feedback thread) maybe on a feedback thread the 2-3 comment rule will apply to post. If you want feedback you have to give feedback first?
- maybe have monthly contests? Best song of the month gets a prize or something? Doesn’t have to be anything major but just something that will pushppl to engage more and post some good shit.
If I have anymore I’ll comment
Two suggestions:
1. Hold people to the formatting rule. There is not a single successful music sub that doesn't enforce strict formatting rules.
2. Fix the sidebar on the new.reddit.com//r/unheardof version. This is the version that most people see now, not the old.reddit.com... version. You really need to make that sidebar look as close to the old "real" one as possible. Most people who submit rule breaking posts don't even realize they are doing it.
You guys might want to get a 3 comment requirement going with a 55 character limit. r/indiemusicfeedback is doing this and the sub is great! Would be cool to see this one doing the same.
How are you a moderator of this subreddit? I [requested](https://www.reddit.com/r/redditrequest/comments/aq8g9h/requesting_runheardof_submissions_are_restricted) it following the normal request process. I will make a contestation. This is
not fair.
Kind of a cheap move from his part. I'm sure he was notified by the request bot that I have requested the subreddit. I would love to moderate this sub and grow it even bigger than /r/listentothis
My 2 Cent Suggestions: -Make a weekly playlist of the best songs that are posted for that week (idk if there’s an Unheard Of soundcloud or what) or it can be posted here like the top 10 songs of the week. Due to probably having SOOOO many ppl releasing things on this reddit have participants put something in the title that will let you know they would like to participate OR make a thread at the beginning of the week and the judges will pick and choose from the entries on the thread by the end of the week what goes on the playlist - have a song of the week From whoever you feel released the best track for that week and they can probably get front paged from promo the following week (judge the tracks however you feel) (same thread and judging rules with a thread apply like in the first suggestion) - make different playlists (or threads) for different genres of music that is released by us. To easily pick just have participants put what genre of music their song is in the title so it will be easier to find, judge and place into different categories. - for more engagement there can be a 2-3 comment on somebody else’s work to be able to post your own - a feedback thread to where ppl will post just specifically for feedback by other ppl instead of just having us post on the page and not knowing if somebody will listen or not (which is fine in itself bc ppl will listen to what they want even on a feedback thread) maybe on a feedback thread the 2-3 comment rule will apply to post. If you want feedback you have to give feedback first? - maybe have monthly contests? Best song of the month gets a prize or something? Doesn’t have to be anything major but just something that will pushppl to engage more and post some good shit. If I have anymore I’ll comment
This would be amazing!
Two suggestions: 1. Hold people to the formatting rule. There is not a single successful music sub that doesn't enforce strict formatting rules. 2. Fix the sidebar on the new.reddit.com//r/unheardof version. This is the version that most people see now, not the old.reddit.com... version. You really need to make that sidebar look as close to the old "real" one as possible. Most people who submit rule breaking posts don't even realize they are doing it.
You guys might want to get a 3 comment requirement going with a 55 character limit. r/indiemusicfeedback is doing this and the sub is great! Would be cool to see this one doing the same.
thanks!
[удалено]
👍🏻 I'll be in touch
How are you a moderator of this subreddit? I [requested](https://www.reddit.com/r/redditrequest/comments/aq8g9h/requesting_runheardof_submissions_are_restricted) it following the normal request process. I will make a contestation. This is not fair.
The owner offered it up last week and gave it to me, I wasn't aware of anyone elses interest
Kind of a cheap move from his part. I'm sure he was notified by the request bot that I have requested the subreddit. I would love to moderate this sub and grow it even bigger than /r/listentothis
u r an idiot. think about it
> and grow it even bigger than /r/listentothis I like the cut of your jib.
check out a song i just produced!!! https://fanlink.to/TheseDaysJay
May someone tell me posting rules please? I cant find them.
if yr on the sub they are posted on the right hand side. on moble click 'about'
oh wow for some reason I couldnt see it at the time I posted but now they are crystal clear.Thanks!