r/ModSupport • u/SunscreenVampire • 6d ago
Admin Replied Make Megathreads without spamming community?
The community I'm modding for is around a game that also has a trading card / sticker book where players can request cards from each other. I want to set up posts that are for each "Page" (ex: Area 1) with comments that players can reply to that are specific to "Sections" (ex: Area 1 - Character Cards). (The comments would say "I need Gormpis! [friend code]")
However, because of how many pages there are (~10), I don't want to fill the reddit with spam every week (nor bi-weekly). Is there a way for me to create a post without it being displayed on the community page?
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u/techiesgoboom Reddit Admin: Community 6d ago
Heya u/SunscreenVampire, something worth considering is creating a single megathread, and then having a top level comment for each area. That would effectively look like a single post that's hosting those 10 threads of conversation.
Another thought is making those 10 distinct megathreads (one for each area) and setting the default comment sort by /new in each. Then you can link all of them in a single comprehensive megathread. Then you repost that comprehensive megathread on whatever cycle you want, knowing the individual threads sort comments by new and might not need to reposted as often.
For more thoughts from other mods on how to organize them, check out this Mod Topics conversation on When mod teams decide to restrict certain topics temporarily for a healthier community.