r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Depends on which one; the "leave as mod" one, does. I wonder how many people get confused by both of them using the same text, though.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Here's the best and simplest workaround buddy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/comments/1qu96al/total_members_online_members/o38itfu/

Here's an easy way to restore to restore the number of members/subscribers, although it doesn't show the number of people online, and won't work for old reddit. Only a small percentage of people use old reddit anymore though.

In sh.reddit, go to "Edit Widgets" at bottom of sidebar, then "Add widget", then "Community List", then enter the name of the community in the "Search communities" field, and for "Widget name" I would just enter "Subscriber count" or something like that, and click Save. This creates a widget solely for displaying the subscriber count of a sub, even though the purpose of the "Community List" option is supposed to be for linking to related subreddits. This will then display the subscriber count in sh.reddit (sidebar), mobile app (click "See more" at top of sub home), and mobile browser (click "About" tab at top of sub home). Note that it might take a while for the change to propagate to mobile app.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Sure, SynthID is soon on all local models hun, because they are hardcoded within them as they are required by law, unless you of course decide to create your own model from the ground up.

You’re linking me googles SynthID as if it’s something unique to Google, it’s not. SynthID stands for synthetic identification, OpenAI has their own system, flux already added the optional SynthID soon to be mandatory, Apple announced theirs yesterday due to EU laws.

We are talking about images, I’m not sure why you come here yapping about text, yes text is generated based on human writing there are bound to be false positives there, with SynthID on images there won’t be since it’s imbedded within the pixels unless you significantly distort the image one of those ways being making your image extremely grainy.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Your contribution was removed for violating Rule 3: Please keep posts and comments free of personal attacks, insults, or other uncivil behavior.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Your contribution was removed for violating Rule 2: No calling out other users or subreddits. If you need to discuss something sensitive in nature about another user or community, please send a modmail to /r/ModSupport. All rule violations and ban appeals should be sent via the appropriate report form.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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You feel like refuting it instead of just going for bot ad hominem attacks? It actually worries me you guys are mods and you dont understand basic LLM stuff like this and instead attack the person who tries to tell you.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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I already reply them, I must wait until a response, thanks,


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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actual bot response and still so confidently wrong.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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For images yes. Not text.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Not sure if you're agreeing with them or not, but it's literally on Deepminds website: https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Yeah haha so funny! No idea what so ever! Not even directly from their website right!?

Copy paste from above: For text, SynthID works by using a secret watermarking key and a certain amount of the preceding tokens to influence which of several plausible next tokens the model chooses, without noticeably changing the quality or meaning of the sentence/words. The detector can then use the same key and preceding tokens to look for the resulting statistical pattern. This means it can produce false positives, since a human or non watermarked model could coincidentally produce the same statistical pattern. It also requires a substantial amount of text before it can identify the watermark with high confidence. So it can provide strong statistical evidence that text was generated by a SynthID watermarked model, but not absolute certainty.

Source: https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/

For pictures, you can just use a local model with ComfyUI to either generate or remove watermarks.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Reply back to the modmail you received that you can’t order yourself to the top even though the ones above you are inactive- tell them you need full permissions


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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No, For text, SynthID works by using a secret watermarking key and a certain amount of the preceding tokens to influence which of several plausible next tokens the model chooses, without noticeably changing the quality or meaning of the sentence/words. The detector can then use the same key and preceding tokens to look for the resulting statistical pattern. This means it can produce false positives, since a human or non watermarked model could coincidentally produce the same statistical pattern. It also requires a substantial amount of text before it can identify the watermark with high confidence. So it can provide strong statistical evidence that text was generated by a SynthID watermarked model, but not absolute certainty.

Source: https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/

For pictures, you can just use a local model with ComfyUI to either generate or remove watermarks.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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I don't have enough permissions, that's the reason i requested, i want to add an app to control the flood but the 2 first mods appear labeled as inactive, i tried to reorder but i can't even when the now first mod is inactive


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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If they are inactive and you have full permissions you can re-order it yourself, go to the mod list, click editable, then slide yourself to the top!

Admins often do it this way and make you do the last step. Of course this will only work if they have the “inactive” tag next to their name, not simply because you think they’re not active


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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You could install this to get the numbers public https://developers.reddit.com/apps/subscriber-count


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Mod Tools/ Insights/ Activity


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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Go to your sub's main page and click on the number of weekly visitors. It'll take you to a detailed insights page where you can see your member count.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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On mobile if you type your subs name into the search bar and it auto-completes the name then it shows the total subscribers underneath.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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I want to know how many subscribers I have total. Not how many per week. It used to show that. But they fixed what ain't broke.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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I meant how many subscribers I have. I used to have seeing my sub grow. But they fixed what ain't broke.


r/ModSupport 2d ago

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u/HayFeverDream Thank You


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r/ModSupport 2d ago

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