r/sbeve • u/GameOPedia-20 • 32m ago
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r/sbeve • u/KerbalCuber • Jun 21 '24
Hello Reddit!
We've been seeing a few non-sbeve posts in this community recently, so here's a short guide on what a sbeve is and how to find one.
Sbeve originated from the phrase "she believed" in which parentheses are placed like this: s(he) be(lie)ve(d). The intention of these parentheses or brackets is to create another phrase "he lied" (he) (lie) (d), however this leaves the letters s, b, e, v, and e unused. These remaining characters spell sbeve and are the inspiration for this sub.
A sbeve is a sentence or phrase with highlighted characters which make a coherent sentence, and non-highlighted characters which create a nonsense word or phrase, e.g. sbeve.
This is a Sbeve, "sbren sbeve" ("he's ok because he lied"):
This is not a Sbeve:
This is also not a Sbeve, as there is no hidden message:
Please remember to report any posts you see on r/sbeve that break this subreddit's rules (these can be found in the sidebar).
r/sbeve • u/KerbalCuber • Feb 23 '25
Hello again, r/sbeve!
In an effort to encourage community interaction, we've decided to poll some new changes to the subreddit.
We've recently noticed a few complaints about titles containing "the wrong part of the sbeve" or "being incorrect", and it's clear that there are strong opinions on this. So, we're posting this poll to let you, our community, help shape our posting guidelines. We don't currently have any clear rules on this, and it'll be awesome to hear your takes.
The poll will close in three days, and examples of each option are provided below. Happy voting!
Examples of titles acceptable for each option:
(These will use the "s(he) be(lie)ve(d)" sbeve format.)
e.g. "sbeve"
e.g. "he lied," "sbeve"
e.g. "What does this even say??," "so deep," "he lied," "sbeve"
r/sbeve • u/Critical_Elderberry7 • 1d ago
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