r/facts • u/bringmeturtles • 23h ago
r/facts • u/arijitdas • Apr 06 '23
Update: Some changes to /r/Facts Rules
Here are a few updates:
- Two years ago, we relaxed the self-promotional rule. However, we have since noticed a significant influx of Medium articles and other public blogging links that are often used by spammers and are difficult to moderate. As a result, we will now require credible sources for all submissions.
- We encourage link posts only from credible sources and will be restricting self-posts. The reason for this is that most self-posts are filled with spam links and lack substantial content.
- We are introducing a new addition to post titles, which will start with a specific word to make it stand out from the crowd. This change will be implemented soon.
- The Automod will be updated to automatically remove spam links and approve public submissions more effectively.
OPPORTUNITY: We're searching for roles as active submitters cum moderator. If you've healthy karma score, quality submission exp (your submission featured on Reddit's front page) and moderation exp. Do send your application to mod mail. We're not just looking for only mods.
UPDATE: I received many entries and DMs, and after careful consideration, we have chosen two individuals who fit the profile best to join us as experienced moderators at /r/facts. Please join us in welcoming u/Dazed_And_MoreBooze and u/Cyber_Being_ to the team!
r/facts • u/meandtheknightsofni • 9d ago
The Edge is the sample track for Next Episode
r/facts • u/bringmeturtles • 15d ago
Canada has over 3 million lakes. That’s more than the rest of the world’s lakes combined, covering around 9% of Canada’s surface area.
r/facts • u/bringmeturtles • 15d ago
There’s enough gold in Earth’s core to cover the surface in 1.5 feet of gold. Most of Earth’s gold is inaccessible, locked deep within the planet.
r/facts • u/Odinthedoge • 15d ago
Only when an investor moves securities from street name at a broker-dealer to DRS at a transfer agent, then the securities do not exist in two places at once, they are only registered in the name of the investor and cease to be registered in the name of a nominee.
investor.govr/facts • u/smash_1048 • 17d ago
Mirrors don't actually reverse words. It's you who turns the words to face the mirror, hence turning it away from you in the opposite direction. If you write on something that is see through, you would be able to see it the correct way in the mirror.
r/facts • u/smash_1048 • 18d ago
The country with most time zones in the world is actually the nation of France with 12 time zones despite being so small. Russia and US are second with 11 time zones.
r/facts • u/AustinSours • 17d ago
Nosferatu is a Dracula Ripoff That Survived a Court-Ordered Destruction
r/facts • u/_NotSpooks • 20d ago
A lot of Homeless People hate homeless shelters and programs that are supposed to help them due to bureaucracy, restrictions on personal freedom, and the lengthy process and requirements to be eligible.
r/facts • u/bringmeturtles • 21d ago
Shakespeare invented over 1,700 words. He was known for coining terms we use today, like “eyeball,” “lonely,” and “swagger.”
r/facts • u/precisoresposta • 20d ago
Acute anemia caused by blood testing
acutecaretesting.orgr/facts • u/bringmeturtles • 25d ago
Humans are the only animals that blush. It’s a uniquely human reaction, often attributed to social behaviors and emotions.
carta.anthropogeny.orgr/facts • u/MaryRose_ma • Nov 25 '24
Ants, when dying, release special pheromones, by the smell of which other ants find their bodies and take them to a special ant cemetery
r/facts • u/CoffeeGrown • Nov 25 '24
Andromeda and the Milky Way are already interacting, suggesting that the merging process between the two galaxies has begun subtly, far earlier than their expected collision in 4 billion years.
r/facts • u/RaineMtn • Nov 25 '24
The ovaries aren’t attached to the fallopian tubes, and the fallopian tubes are open to the abdominal cavity
r/facts • u/sirdingus2 • Nov 24 '24
There is more than 1800 types of cheese
r/facts • u/AnyPortInAHurricane • Nov 25 '24
It's not your imagination , that last bout of indigestion MOVED THE EARTH when you flushed
r/facts • u/bringmeturtles • Nov 23 '24
Your bones are constantly regenerating. Your entire skeleton replaces itself every 10 years, thanks to bone remodeling.
r/facts • u/MaryRose_ma • Nov 23 '24
Cat Nose Prints as Unique as Human Fingerprints
r/facts • u/DeepDreamerX • Nov 19 '24
Verity - Report: One in Five Americans Get News From Social Media Influencers
r/facts • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '24