Flairs help keep the subreddit organized, improve readability, and allow members to quickly identify the type of content and the experience level or role of the person posting. Using flairs correctly makes the community easier to navigate for everyone, especially newcomers.
This guide explains post flairs, user flairs, and provider flairs, including when and how to use each one.
All users must select the correct post flair before submitting a post. Posts without an appropriate flair may be removed or reclassified by moderators. User flairs are optional but encouraged. Provider flairs require moderator approval and verification.
Each flair color signals a broad category of content. This system helps members filter and find posts that match their interests or needs.
Understanding these colors helps the entire community stay organized and respectful.
Use these flairs when sharing your own personal session experiences or reflections without any photos or videos.
Moderators may change an incorrect Session flair to Media if images or video are present.
Use these when asking questions, offering advice, or starting respectful conversations without media.
These flairs keep discussion threads easy to find and participate in.
Only use this flair for verified contest submissions. Contest details and rules are posted separately with the appropriate moderator flair.
AMA (Ask Me Anything) threads allow members to ask questions of a specific person or group. All AMA threads must be pre-approved by moderators.
Do not post an AMA without prior approval. Unauthorized AMA posts may be removed.
These flairs are used for official subreddit posts and structured community threads. They are typically assigned or posted by moderators.
These flairs signal authoritative or community-organized content.
These flairs are used internally for posts that violate subreddit rules. They are automatically removed or hidden from public view.
Posts receiving these flairs are removed to maintain compliance with subreddit rules and Reddit's content policies. Repeated violations can result in posting restrictions or bans.
User flairs appear next to your username and show your experience level or role in the community. They are optional but helpful because they give others context about your background when you post or comment.
You can set or change your user flair at any time through the subreddit sidebar or user settings.
| Flair | Description |
| Curious Visitor | New to the space and exploring the community |
| New Hobbyist | Recently started visiting or learning about the hobby |
| Hobbyist | Actively participating with some experience |
| Experienced Hobbyist | Established member who shares thoughtful advice and insight |
| Retired | No longer active but remains part of the community |
Choose the flair that best reflects your current level of experience. Update it as you gain more time in the hobby.
Provider flairs are reserved for verified or known providers who participate respectfully in the community. These flairs must be applied by moderators after a private verification process.
Verification is handled confidentially and is never shared publicly.
| Flair | Description |
| Provider | Active provider approved for participation in the subreddit |
| Retired Provider | Former provider who shares insight respectfully |
To request a provider flair, send a private message to the mod team. All requests are treated with confidentiality.
Following these practices keeps the subreddit readable and respectful for all members.
File: Flair Guide.txt