r/learnprogramming
How much gets removed or deleted, when it is active, and who posts most
In a sample of the most recent 300 posts and 300 comments in r/learnprogramming, 30% of posts and 4% of comments were removed by moderators or Reddit, and about 1% were deleted by their authors. Overall, roughly 17% of what gets posted here is taken down by someone other than the author.
300 posts · 300 comments sampled (20 Aug 2026 → 26 Aug 2026)
Moderation in r/learnprogramming
30%of the last 300 posts in r/learnprogramming were removed by mods or Reddit
- removed by mods21 (7%)
- removed by Reddit / spam filters70 (23%)
- deleted by author3 (1%)
- still up206 (69%)
Comments: 4% of the last 300 were removed. Comment removals do not say who acted, so they are not split further.
When r/learnprogramming is active (UTC)
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Common words in r/learnprogramming
Top contributors
- u/First-Web-76319 (2p / 7c)
- u/scapescene8 (1p / 7c)
- u/madmelonxtra7 (0p / 7c)
- u/Capital_Question16866 (1p / 5c)
- u/Ok-Listen-21626 (0p / 6c)
- u/_Atomfinger_5 (0p / 5c)
- u/aqua_regis5 (0p / 5c)
- u/AutoModerator5 (1p / 4c)
- u/Jumpy-Seesaw-20265 (2p / 3c)
- u/Lord_Chadagon5 (1p / 4c)
- u/PenAlive19695 (1p / 4c)
- u/zLoveNxzli5 (0p / 5c)
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Top posts (sampled)
- 425I'm willing to teach junior and mid-level programmers proper industry engineering standards and essentially how to code.
- 309How do I become a programmer with deep knowledge like Tsoding?
- 84How do you go from fundamentals to building a whole project?
- 63Should I just give up?
- 60Experienced programmers, is it bad to use AI to learn?
- 60Which backend language is the most fun to use?
- 55Learn how to learn…
- 55Why is it so hard to just build android app without drowning in tutorials
- 47Why can an int * be used to access an array in C?
- 46I’ve been passionate about programming since I was 8 but is CS still worth the risk?
Based on the last 300 posts and 300 comments, not the subreddit's full history. Times are UTC.