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I have collected over two hundred of my best Reddit posts over the past seven years. I'd like to maybe turn them into a book. How would I do that/is it even possible?
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Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but I've heard over the years that Reddit owns the copyright of everything posted on the site and that you can't publish something you've posted here. How true is that? I once knew someone that published a book on Zen philosophy by compiling five hundred of his best Tweets, so that leads me to believe that what I want to do is possible. But, I'm an idiot when it comes to stuff like this. I just want to use it as a Bible for my cult (come join us! r/cultofcrazycrackheads) and start making money off my writing instead of doing the selfless monk thing and sharing my work for free. Any insight would help a lot. Thanks in advance!

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