u/Dull-Information6784

(By a person mostly involved in in motion graphics and cinematic documentary work: (cinematic as in LEMMiNO, Nexpo, Barely Sociable etc.))

There are certain things I used to do manually until I realized there were specific features for them.

For example, if I had to paste the same keyframe onto other media in fusion, I would do it manually before realizing there was an entire tab for keyframe adjustment.

Another thing I found out was that I didn't have to import a video and then manually trim it to the part I wanted—I could do that directly through the preview.

That has gotten me wondering if there are more things I'm doing manually that could be done more easily with a little more knowledge.

From the past few days I've been trying to post in r/askreddit and it is not going online. Only saying "There was an error. Please try again later." I am posting perfectly find on other subreddits. This is happening specifically with r/askreddit. I searched and a few more people are having this problem.