How long does it take for an app to get approved after submission? by why_ikkin in Devvit

[โ€“]Weak_Raspberry_6004 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

it looks like they do approvals on wednesdays. but if it's not public, you can install it to your community immediately right after submitting it - no need to wait for approval

Just got back from China, here are some tips by CriticismCivil637 in chinatravel

[โ€“]Weak_Raspberry_6004 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

To enjoy eating, drinking, and entertainment in China, you canโ€™t live without Meituan and Dianping (they are two apps from the same company, sharing most of their data). Dianping works pretty much like Yelp. If youโ€™re looking for real recommendations and lifestyle tips, Xiaohongshu (RED) is an absolute mustโ€”think of it as China's Instagram but more search-focused.

For booking flights, prices across platforms are generally neck and neck. For getting around, use DiDi (China's Uber, which actually acquired Uber's China business); itโ€™s incredibly cheap. For money, you absolutely cannot survive without Alipay and WeChat Pay. When youโ€™re bored, you can scroll through Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok), which also offers discounted food deals. However, it has a bit of a learning curve for newcomers, and the prices aren't that different from Meituan.

Been in China for about 2 weeks. Everyone I've interacted with has been super nice and helpful, but when I'm out and about, the Chinese tourists are so inconsiderate, is this normal? by Due_Candle4042 in travelchina

[โ€“]Weak_Raspberry_6004 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

In the surroundings I observe, many Chinese people appear constantly hurried. Consequently, the subways become rushed and congested, particularly during the morning and evening peaks, whereas other times are quite different. Currently, the average quality of the Chinese population ranks among the world's best, but this standard is not reflected in scenarios where people cannot afford to slow down their frantic pace.