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\title{r/science has reached 20M subscribers! To celebrate, if you have a
college degree or higher in a science, get flair indicating your
expertise in /r/science!}



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\author[1]{r/Science AMAs}%
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  \date{April 23, 2026}


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Thank you, readers of r/science, for helping us reach 20M subscribed
redditors! It's been a great path to 20M! Posts on r/science cover a
diverse set of scientific fields; here is a chart of submissions from
this year and here's the same chart, but weighted by karma. We love to
have people with expertise in the area comment on these recent
scientific developments, and in an effort to highlight comments from
these redditors, we have established a system for flairing people to
note their expertise. For the curious, here is a breakdown of the flairs
we have assigned by degree, and here is one by area of expertise.
Science Verified User Program /r/science has a a system of verifying
accounts for commenting, enabling trained scientists, doctors and
engineers to make credible comments in /r/science. The intent of this
program is to enable the general public to distinguish between an
educated opinion and a random comment without a background related to
the topic. What flair is available? All of the standard science
disciplines would be represented, matching those in the sidebar.
However, to better inform the public, the level of education is
displayed in the flair too. For example, a Professor of biology is
tagged as such (Professor- Biology), while a graduate student of biology
is tagged as ``Grad Student-Biology.'' Nurses would be tagged
differently than doctors, etc\ldots{} We give flair for engineering,
social sciences, natural sciences and even on occasion music. It's your
flair, if you finished a degree in something and you can offer some
proof, we'll consider it. The general format is: Level of education
\textbar{} Field \textbar{} Speciality or Subfield (optional) When
applying for a flair, please inform us on what you want it to say. How
does one obtain flair? First, have a college degree or higher in a field
that has flair available. Next, send an email with your information to
redditscienceflair@gmail.com with information that establishes your
claim, this can be a photo of your diploma or course registration, a
business card, a verifiable email address, or some other identification.
This email address is restricted access, and only mods which actively
assign user flair may log in. All information will be kept in confidence
and not released to the public under any circumstances. Your email will
then be deleted after verification, leaving no record. For added
security, you may submit an imgur link and then delete it after
verification. Remember, that within the proof, you must tie your account
name to the information in the picture. What is expected of a verified
account? We expect a higher level of conduct than a non-verified
account, if another user makes inappropriate comments they should report
them to the mods who will take appropriate action Thanks for making
/r/science a better place!%
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