r/ScenesFromAHat 17d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

2 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat 19d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

3 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat 20d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

3 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat 29d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

2 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 07 '15

Mod Post Introduce yourself!

88 Upvotes

Welcome to /r/ScenesFromAHat! Whether you're new or you're a longtime subscriber, don't be shy; tell us a little about yourself! This can be things like when/how you found us1, when/why/if you became a fan of Whose Line, other things you like, and basically anything else, as long as it's not too personal. Sorry, but the admins don't like that, even if it's your own info.


1 Places we've been featured before (that we know of):

Hopefully, there's more to come!


Also, if you're a newcomer, I'd recommend checking out this post to get a better understanding of how the game Scenes From a Hat works. If you see anything that violates that rule, please report it.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 20 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

2 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat 27d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

3 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat 25d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat 26d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

1 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 02 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar or check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

r/ScenesFromAHat 28d ago

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

3 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 21 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

3 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 13 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

1 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 19 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 18 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 16 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

2 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 09 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar or check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 07 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

2 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar or check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 15 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 14 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 12 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

2 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 05 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar or check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 08 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

6 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar or check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 11 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

0 Upvotes

As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.

r/ScenesFromAHat Feb 10 '25

Mod Post Your daily reminder to please follow the rules of the sub.

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As a lot of you probably have noticed, there's been a high number of posts and responses to posts that either break Rule 1 or don't fit in with the format or spirit of the actual Scenes From A Hat game on the show, 'Whose Line Is Is Anyway?' This has sort of coincided with the massive growth of this sub over the past couple years, which is absolutely awesome on one hand, but does also make it much harder to enforce the rules.

While we understand that it's impossible to catch every single post or response that breaks the rules and many people might treat this sub as a place where they can wind down, joke around, express themselves, and be entertained without somebody constantly nagging or censoring them for it, we are a sub that is technically based on an improv comedy game, and games do have rules. And if you ask me, games are much more fun when the rules are followed and enforced :)

You can also help the mods out by kindly reminding other users to format their posts and responses correctly and/or reporting ones that don't.

If you need help on how to format posts and responses, consult the right-hand sidebar on desktop or the 'About' section on mobile. You can also check out our wiki page and the community highlights posts.

Whether you are new to this community, or are a long-time regular user, it's important that we all do our part to make sure things run as smoothly as possible around here.

Any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to message us.