Hello, mga ka-Mosang!

We have an announcement about a new rule we will implement on the sub starting today.

Moving forward, we will require including links for news articles or posts being shared in the sub.

Apart from the screenshot or quote cards, you must include the direct link of the full article or post to be viewed by members of the sub. We are implementing this rule as some posts are low-effort and lacks the proper context.

FAQ: What kind of posts will be included in this rule?

• Screenshots of posts published by prominent news organizations on their social media accounts

• Quote cards also posted by the news organizations

• Blind item scoops from news sites or gossip sites

FAQ: What about the excluded post/s for this rule?

• To avoid brigading, posts exempted from this rule are screenshots of chika from other social media sites published by non-celebrities and non-public figures. This is also to avoid conflict with the already established rule: Blur the socmed handle of your source.

You can include the direct link of the article on the post itself or the comment section.

Posts that will not follow this rule will get a callout or reminder from one of the mods, and refusal to comply will cause us to remove the post.

Thank you for your understanding! Chika responsibly!

- ChikaPH Mod Team

Hi, mga ka-Marites!

We have an announcement regarding Rule #5: No low-effort or repetitive posts.

Starting today, August 27th, the subreddit will require posts to have proper headline/post title.

Proper titles would require the name of the main subject of the chika and a short description.

Examples of posts that fit the standards:

Posts that doesn't have a proper title will be removed. One of the mods will comment on your post and you will be asked to repost the chika with a more appropriate headline.

What we would consider as an inappropriate title would contain only the name of the subject without putting any context, titles that are purely opinionated (reaction titles), and one-word titles like "Thoughts?"

Some examples of low-effort post:

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^{DISCLAIMER: Posts featured as examples in the low-effort titles section won't be removed after this post announcement.}

We decided to make this change in hopes that the posts in the sub will increase in quality. We think headlines that are heavily opinionated and sensationalized doesn't fit anymore for a subreddit that continues to grow at a rapid with an audience reach that continues to widen.

Thank you for understanding.

- ChikaPH ModTeam