Reddit is testing its own verification mark and new accessibility features

After Twitter’s (now X) rollout of a new paid plan offering verification, other social media companies like Meta, LinkedIn, and Tumblr have tried to implement their own badges. Reddit is now joining the bandwagon by testing a new “official” badge.
The company said it is testing these labels with a small set of profiles as proof of authenticity. The label appears like a flair next to the username.
“This is currently only available to a *very* small (double-digit) number of profiles belonging to organizations with whom we already have existing relationships, and who are i

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