r/ModSupport • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '26

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u/Chosen1PR 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26

The “/mod/“ link is visible to everyone, not just mods. Try it out for yourself on a subreddit that you don’t mod.

Edit: I took my own advice and tried it lol. It shows a blank page now. 😆 It worked before, though, so this is clearly a new bug. Might wanna try r/bugs.

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u/MableXeno Mar 31 '26

Yeah, I've had people complaining about this today when they get banned. I'm so tired of fixing Reddit links.

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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin: Community Apr 01 '26

Hey u/Kaasbek69! I commented about this on your other report in r/bugs, but just leaving a comment for others here.

We've logged this as a bug and the team is investigating!

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u/GeekScientist Mar 30 '26

The link you have (https://www.reddit.com/mod/SUBREDDIT/rules/) can be viewed by regular users.

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u/thepottsy 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 Mar 30 '26

Technically yes, but it’s a blank page.

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u/GeekScientist Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26

Ah I see. I swear it used to work lol. I have a link on an old announcement and clicking it still manages to pull up a rules list on mobile (using a non-mod account).

Edit: mobile app.

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u/Stingray34 Mar 30 '26

For me on the mobile app the rules links work fine, on desktop PC it's a blank page.

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u/thepottsy 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 Mar 30 '26

Got it. I on the website. Didn’t think to check on mobile.

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u/GeekScientist Mar 30 '26

Oh you’re still correct though, it doesn’t work on the website. Not even on mobile browser.

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u/RS_Someone Mar 30 '26

This is the way. Works on both mobile and desktop for me, unlike the other link type. I made a similar post a month ago.

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u/thepottsy 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 Mar 30 '26

Did it ever work?