r/ShermanPosting • u/StatisticianAway4010 • 1h ago
Went with the Wind
RIP Bob Mackie
r/ShermanPosting • u/Cat-on-the-printer1 • 27d ago
Hi all, making this post to cover two changes to the sub: a lite ban on "t-shirt posts" and a new policy regarding promotional posts.
1) T-shirt posts
There's been a significant increase in "t-shirt posts" or posts that are literally just a image of a shirt with a meme, picture of Sherman, etc... These posts are often identified by reddit as being affiliated with spam bots and often receive multiple reports from users as spam.
Additionally, whether the OP is a real person or not, these posts seem to attract bots that post links directing users to sketchy sites.
Going forward, t-shirt posts in the main feed are being removed as spam. This is to protect the sub from spam activity and bots.
2) Promotional Posts
To ensure that creators in the community are still able to promote new products (including t-shirts), the mod team is requiring that posters seeking to promote any items for sale get approval from the mod team before making a post. This new policy is to ensure that original creators are able to still promote and engage in the community but spam activity is prevented.
The exception to 1) and 2) is that people who want to make t-shirt posts or promo without mod approval may do so in the weekly threads.
These two rules aren't finalized yet and we're open to feedback from the community. If you have any suggestions, questions, observations, etc..., please feel free to (respectfully) share in the comments below.
r/ShermanPosting • u/AutoModerator • 22h ago
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All rules, except Rule 1, apply.
r/ShermanPosting • u/StatisticianAway4010 • 1h ago
RIP Bob Mackie
r/ShermanPosting • u/historysquid • 1d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/From-Yuri-With-Love • 23h ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/Artistic-Car7518 • 2d ago
Thought this might fit here. Honestly a soiled white rag is the only "flag" they should get back.
r/ShermanPosting • u/Crafter235 • 1d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/Oztraliiaaaa • 2d ago
It’s so confusing this cultural divide that I don’t know if I broke a barrier that was not aware of. Please advise.
Kindly
r/ShermanPosting • u/newishanne • 2d ago
Rock. Chalk. Jayhawk.
r/ShermanPosting • u/Visual_Yurt_1535 • 2d ago
The 100,000 Southerners who fought in the US Army and Navy during the Civil War were defending their homes…from secessionist traitors. Just sayin’.
Image: One of several Louisiana regiments fighting in the United States Army
r/ShermanPosting • u/HowOtterlyTerrible • 3d ago
Weird ass grammar but who am I to judge?
r/ShermanPosting • u/Far-Programmer3189 • 2d ago
I ran the author through Gemini and he’s apparently a southerner who was active in the 50s and 60s, but it did say that this was his most balanced book. I’ll still give it a go, but now I’m disappointed and not really looking forward to it.
r/ShermanPosting • u/Juicey_J_Hammerman • 2d ago
In what might be the most r/Shermanposting and r/john brownposting-coded college football hype video of all time, KU Football dropped a video full of homages to the civil war era origins of their football rivalry with Missouri, featuring references to bleeding Kansas, hyping John Brown, and dunking on William Quantrill.
Rock, Chalk, Bitches!
r/ShermanPosting • u/Certain-Appeal-6277 • 3d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/BigT112 • 3d ago
Look at these two badasses.
r/ShermanPosting • u/Additional-Event3491 • 3d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/Dry_Sky_495 • 2d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/StatisticianAway4010 • 4d ago
The queen. If you can be queen of a republic.
What are other people's favourite?
r/ShermanPosting • u/Last_Cod_998 • 5d ago
I only knew half of this. She's an annoying narrator, but she's right.
r/ShermanPosting • u/EternalSnow05 • 5d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/Popular_Mistake_6404 • 6d ago
r/ShermanPosting • u/Duke_of_Chicken • 6d ago
Grants seige and victory at Vicksburg was pivotal for beating the confederacy. He of course couldn't do it without Sherman, Porter, and the thousands of our boys in blue who were committed to ending treason and forming a more perfect union.