You can find your custom feeds under Custom Feeds in the top left corner dropdown of the navigation menu.
Search for and add communities to your new feed. Create a new custom feed by giving it a name. Tap on the drop-down menu from the upper left-hand corner of your home screen. You’ll be taken to a page when you can search for and add communities. 
Give your custom feed a name and click create. From the menu, select create under multireddits. Click on the thin gray bar on the left edge of the home page. Last, select the custom feed you just made and click update to add the community to the feed. Select Add To Custom Feed then choose Create A Custom Feed. Click the … overflow menu in the top right of the box. On the right-hand side of the page, you’ll see a Community Details box. Visit a community that you’d like to include in a custom feed. You can keep your custom feeds private for your own use, or make them public to share. For example, you can group r/A24, r/movies, and r/criterion under a custom title Movies, or r/gaming, r/leagueoflegends, and r/Minecraft under Gaming. If you do go down that route and run in to any trouble, stick up a question on stackoverflow.Custom feeds are feeds redditors make themselves that have multiple communities in one feed.Ĭustom feeds are great for grouping communities that are about the same topic. Yahoo pipes as already mentioned allows you to do this, but if you're at all technically minded then it's not too tricky to set this up with a quick bit of PHP and json parsing. more than X upvotes) entries outputted to another rss feed (/upvotedreddits.xml or similar), and just point your twittering script at this. If you already have the infrastructure set up to take a feed and tweet it, the likeliest path of least resistance is to have the json feed parsed, with only valid (i.e. 
Pseudo code would go something like: read in json file The XML feed doesn't seem to expose number of votes, but the JSON version does (, look for "score"). you can't specify "X upvotes" as a minimum threshold.Īnother apporach would be to take the feed, check how many votes each entry has, and then output the entry if votes are more than X. The downside here is that you're at the mercy of what reddit decides makes a "top" post, i.e. This would ensure that only the links that are getting up-voted make it to the twitter account. If you're looking for only the best quality posts to make it, you could point it at the feed of the "Top" filter for that subreddit.
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