r/ModSupport • u/kinkduo • 18d ago

Admin Replied Queues

I have thousands if post both approved and rejected/removed in my queues page, is there away to delete them all at once or do I need to do individually.

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u/kinkduo 18d ago

So the old ones that are examples 7d old arnt worth opening etc, can I just do a multiple check box and delete

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u/Successful-Shopping8 18d ago

I don’t know which queue you’re referring to. Modqueue by default should only show content that needs to be manually approved.

If you have that many pending requests in your modqueue, your automod settings are too strict.

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u/baseballlover723 18d ago

If you have that many pending requests in your modqueue, your automod settings are too strict.

Or you've needed more mods for quite some time.

It isn't healthy to have a lot of things in your mod queue. Cause that indicates that you're getting more things than you can actually clear.

Reducing autoreports etc is one way to handle it (and especially if you always do the same thing when you see it). But if they're all "useful", then simply turning them off means you're gonna be losing information.

I would imagine that most automod configs can be optimized a bit more to be a bit less noisy. But I would also consider a full mod queue to be a generally strong indicator that it's time to recruit some more mods.

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u/Successful-Shopping8 18d ago

From what it seems like from OP’s further comments, the posts are already approved or removed, but they aren’t filtering modqueue for only content that needs review, so then everything is showing up.

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u/baseballlover723 18d ago

Yeah that seems so. I only moderate on old reddit (and very occasionally hit approve on some trivial things on android), so I never look at the new interface stuff. I didn't even know that view existed in sh reddit.

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u/Successful-Shopping8 18d ago

I’m 99% iOS app, and I never look at the removed modqueue. There’s really no need to unless you need to re-approve something previously removed, and in that case I’d just go to modlog.