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Reddit Launches Video Comments Feature for Users

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Reddit has enabled users to post videos directly in comments, expanding beyond text, images, and GIFs. The feature is available only in public, safe-for-work subreddits that have opted in, with all videos screened through Reddit's safety systems before display. The addition provides users with a new way to engage in discussions and could enhance interactive formats like Ask Me Anything sessions.

Reddit has rolled out a new feature allowing users to post videos in comments alongside existing text, image, and GIF options. The capability is limited to public, safe-for-work subreddits that have enabled the feature, and all video comments are processed through Reddit's safety systems before being displayed to other users. Videos will not autoplay and will respect users' audio settings. Users can access the feature by clicking or tapping a video icon in the comment box, then either recording a new video or uploading an existing one. The feature appears particularly suited for Ask Me Anything discussions, where it could enable more direct and timely responses from participants.

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    Reddit now lets you post videos in comments

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