What Does This Mean?
The informal code of conduct and good manners expected of users on Reddit, a blend of "Reddit" and "etiquette". It is guidance about how to behave, as opposed to the enforceable rules of an individual subreddit or the site's content policy.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Downvoting something just because you disagree is against reddiquette, though people do it constantly.""
LORE & ORIGIN
Wiktionary defines it as the informal code of conduct expected of Reddit users and gives the etymology as a blend of Reddit and etiquette, with netiquette as the broader term; it lists no dated citations. Wikipedia has no article of its own and redirects readers to Wiktionary. The guidance text itself lives on Reddit's own pages, which could not be opened for this entry, so its contents are not summarised here.
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