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In this article, you will learn how to use RemindMeBot on Reddit to remind you of one of the threads.

Steps

1. 1 Go to address https://www.reddit.com. You will be taken to the main Reddit page.
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2. 2 Click on the title of the thread for which you want to create a reminder. The contents of the branch will open.
   • To use RemindMeBot, the branch must be active (not archived).
3. 3 Scroll down and click on the comment box at the bottom of the thread.
4. 4 Enter RemindMe! Tomorrow "answer this thread". The syntax for RemindMeBot is: RemindME! [time] "[message]"... In this example, you are telling RemindMeBot to send you a message with the text "reply in this thread" tomorrow (Tomorrow). The post will also contain a link to the thread. This is just one example of how RemindMeBot can be used.
   • The time can also be entered in other ways, for example One year (in a year), August 25, 2018 (August 25, 2020), at 4pm (at 16:00), EOY (at the end of the year), 10 minutes (in 10 minutes), 2 hours after noon (2 hours after noon) and so on.
   • RemindMeBot can also be used to remind yourself of certain historical dates, such as the anniversary of a particular Reddit thread or the birthday of a Reddit user.
   • Do not forget to enclose the message in quotation marks ’.
5. 5 Click on Save (Save) below the comment box. This will add your comment to the thread and alert RemindMeBot to create an automated post.
   • RemindMeBot will reply to your message in a moment, confirming the date and time of the reminder.
   • If you want to remove RemindMe! post from a thread, click on "delete this message" at the bottom of the confirmation window to hide it from other users.
6. 6 Check your messages when they expire. If you've set a reminder for tomorrow, click on the envelope icon in the upper right corner of Reddit 24 hours after the post was sent. You will see a message from RemindMeBot that contains a link to the thread as well as a reminder text.
7. 7 Click on the link in the post to access the thread. Leave the comment you originally wanted to make.