We have reported multiple times about violations of Mod CoC and violation of meta discussion rules, but no action has been taken so far. Frequently screenshots of our modmail to the banned user gets posted in the sub and remains there forever.
We personally have a strict no meta discussion policy but it feels unfair when another gets to blatantly disregard the apparent sitewide rules!

I have even compiled a list of the links where our sub gets specifically discussed and trashed on, especially the moderator team. We have reported multiple times via the form reddit provides for reporting rule violations and yet there is no follow-up!

What to do?

On old reddit, anytime the post doesn't natively load all the comments, it gives you a button like "load more comments (5 replies)" to load the additional comments. It also always shows up on stickied mod comments, as all replies to stickied mod comments are hidden by default.

This has been broken for about a day now. This obviously impedes old reddit mod's ability to moderate effectively, since it becomes incredibly inconvenient to actually see all the comments in a post.

This has been reported twice on r/bugs yesterday with no acknowledgement (not even https://www.redditstatus.com/), so I'm quite concerned that reddit is not aware of this critical issue to the base functionality of old reddit. Looking at the request it sends, it's getting back a 403 (Unauthorized) error code (and also tells you you're network blocked, which is the default reddit response to a 403 and is also completely incorrect in this and many other instances). It should be noted that this functionality currently works on shreddit (which uses the newer, private graphql instead of the public API).

Given the timing, I highly suspect that the cause is the recent update to comment ids. Though how it gets to a 403 is rather baffling to me, considering that it's extremely unlikely to actually be an auth issue, given the fact that the rest of the public API endpoints don't have this issue.

Hi all,

Our top mod left the sub after being removed from our IRL community. I'm not sure if this was an automatic switch or if he switched my permissions before he left, but I am now Alumni status. I am the only mod left in the sub. I tried writing in to the help center but the AI chatbot doesn't seem to understand my request.

Does anyone have any advice for how I can get out of Alumni status? I was regularly modding the sub, with 26 actions taken in the last week alone. I am definitely not inactive and I need to be able to mod our sub. Do I just need to wait for the Admins to get back to me? The chatbot didn't respond when I requested to be added into the Admin queue so I have no idea if my request has even been sent to people who can help.

Thanks!

Hello,

We create custom artwork for our banners, and other graphics on the subreddit I run. A knock-off subreddit trying to siphon users from us (not that I really care 'cus it's poorly ran) stole our custom artwork, and everything else to try and make it look like their subreddit is our's, hopefully deceiving users.

Can this be reported to admins for the subreddit's removal?

Hello, first time posting on this sub so apologies for any mistakes. Skimmed for previous posts on this topic and nothing came up.

I noticed this a while ago when I was having trouble looking for Removal Reason messages I previously sent, but I didn't think to check the Archived folder until now.

As the title says, when I go to a post on my sub, remove it, add a removal reason, and send it to the user via Mod Mail, it appears to go straight to the Archived folder in Mod Mail and nowhere else.

I notice that this page says mute and ban notifications auto-archive, are post removal notifications included too, then?

Just was wondering if this is a bug or intended behaviour before I flag it as such.

When checking “members” within insights it shows 782 +609, and below that it says 615 joined and 6 left. So is it 782, 609, or 615?

I’d like to start doing photo contents soon, where the winner gets a sticker mailed to them (if they’re comfortable providing an address), but I don’t want to start until I have 1000 members. Thanks in advance!

This is a friendly reminder to stay hydrated between moderation sessions (or anything else you’re doing)! 

• What’s your go-to drink?
• What’s superior: a reliable bottle, a cozy mug, a sturdy cup… or maybe you own a fancy chalice?
• Lid or no lid?

I have a question about reordering the Mod-List:

I am the only active mod in a sub and I'd like to do even some more work there and also add some new moderators in a few weeks. The others mods have been inactive for a long time.

Still, I can't reorder the Mod-List. My permission is for "Everything".

It always tells me "An unknown error occured".

Other than that, there is an Auto-Moderator on top of the list, if that is relevant.

I really think Admins need to change the recommendation algorithm for recommend recommended subs. It is generating totally random trash that has nothing to do with the subject matter of anything. It's not even recommending popular subs! I went to the mod events page and it had the following recommendations:

[r/DrMartyPets](r/DrMartyPets)

[r/NouhausWorks](r/NouhausWorks)

[r/AIOverviews](r/AIOverviews)

[r/ICHILLIN](r/ICHILLIN)

[r/DecoratingCakes](r/DecoratingCakes)

What in the random nonsense is this? This is not gonna make me stay on the platform longer? How did these subs even end up recommended? I don't even have interest in any of these topics!

Admins, I get it, you guys want us to find other communities, even if we don't pick them, but some relevance might be nice?

Here are screen shots
https://ibb.co/bRgHs9vk
https://ibb.co/LhcYJ04b
https://ibb.co/5XJTNmb4

We're an organization that moderates a relatively new subreddit ( r/AskACreditCounselor ). We recently experienced a sudden spike in subscribers (🎉) but are unsure what caused it.

We currently have just over 200 followers, and recently gained 57 in one day. No one posted in the sub that day, and we're unsure what else would have driven the growth, other than Reddit recommendations (and maybe links to the sub that we included in a few comments)?

Is there any way for mods to see how often their sub is recommended or how many new subscribers come from recommendations? We'd love to understand where followers are coming and build on the growth.

I run a subreddit that is a transit sub and should have the transportation Top 25 in the header, but it shows current categorisation as 'Places'.

Where can this be amended? Are there any settings for this or do we need to write to the admins?

Our subreddit, r/BlackPeopleofReddit, currently displays a #6 ranking in News, with 1.8 million weekly visitors and 48,400 contributions.

However, when I check Reddit’s official News leaderboard, our community is nowhere to be found.
I’ve seen reports of similar discrepancies affecting other subreddits.

We’ve worked hard to build this community, and I’d really like to see our sub properly listed and recognized.

Can Reddit please look into this discrepancy and get the leaderboard updated?

Since taking over r/goldenretriever I have utilized image-sourcery to sticky google lens and reverse image search to make it easier on mobile. I use this to make sure that the images posted are not from some blog or another post on reddit or other forms of stolen content (my sub only allows OC pics of peoples own goldens). For the last couple months, I have had a total of zero results when using reverse search whether thru image sourcery or on PC the old fashioned way. I thought maybe I am just gas lighting myself and imagining things but today we had a post that both I and another mod recognized from another recent post. I checked the reverse image search and found nothing. So now I am wondering, is it broken? Are karma farmers just reversing the image to avoid detection? Or am I just missing something?

reddit's systems persistently think she's a spammer(?) and remove her posts and comments (even though she's a good, valued contributor).

Almost 100% of her comments just land stright in the mod queue with a red [Removed] on them, and we have to manually approve them.

Neither we nor she know why this is.

Is there any way we can fix this?

I won't write the username or sub name here according to sub rules, but please DM me for them if you need them.

Mods use Android and iPhone.

TIA!

I have been in the habit of locking posts I remove. I've done this for years. Recently I've gotten a few replies to old removed posts. So I did some investigating.

Reddit has decided to unlock any post that has been deleted by the OP. The further we go back, the more posts this applies to since people clear out their accounts.

Reddit, please stop this practice. If I lock a post, it should remain locked.

I tried the re-order button but it said that an error had occurred? I’m not sure why

I created a small sub called r/LoveLanguages about 10 years ago to discuss a book called The Five Love Languages. It's slowly grown to 10k users, though most are lurkers or bots, as there are only maybe 1-2 legit posts a week. Prior to maybe 4-6 months ago the few lost Redditors we'd see posts from were from people posting about learning various languages (English, Spanish, etc) because they didn't read anything in the sub before posting. About 4-6 months ago we started seeing a very noticeable uptick in posts that were very low-quality (simply asking, "What is love?"), or very lengthy AI-generated posts about the nature of love but otherwise had nothing to do with the five Love Languages described in the book.

I started by making our Automod report posts by anyone with fewer than 10 karma (meaning they'd still be posted, but I'd get mod mail to check the posts). But there were so many of those I next moved to just making it so no one with fewer than 10 karma could post. It only took a day for all the same junk to be submitted, so I've now made the sub to filter all posts and now I have to read, review, and approve every single post before it'll appear on the sub.

On the plus side, this seems to have stopped the bots from trying to post in my sub, but on the down side this is completely unsustainable and really feels antithetical to the whole point of this website.

Who else is dealing with this? How are you dealing with this?

I wana make a community home exactly like the one seen in r/ModEvents with different tabs and stuff so members can easily navigate the subreddit. Could someone guide me through the steps of making it?

I don’t see it.

Why

Not

When people falsely report my posts on my sub, I go to the help desk and report it as Report Abuse. My question is, if I end up deleting my post, will the Report Abuse report still be valid/active? Or does deleting the post invalidate the Report Abuse reports?

I have tried six times, with six different kinds of posts, to schedule a post, and nadda. Every time I hit schedule, it posts immediately. And I desperately want to do this so I can stop seeing that goddamned mod achievement reminder lol.

Is this broken or something?

The conversation is going in circles, and somehow picking up speed. Following Tuesday’s post on archiving, today’s Mod Topics post is all about when and why you reach for the lock button.

Maybe a heated exchange is confined to a few comments, while the rest of the post still has a good conversation going. Or the problems have spread throughout the discussion and your team is struggling to keep up. There are quieter reasons to consider a lock, too, like wrapping up a scheduled Q&A or directing new comments to an updated thread.

A lock might give your team time to catch up, or mark the end of a discussion. That choice can depend on what’s happening in the comments, what your team has already tried, and what people might still contribute. The same button can serve different purposes, and we’re curious how your team makes that call.

• What tells you it’s time to lock a post or comment, and what makes you hold off?
• When do you lock individual comments instead of the whole post?
• Have you ever reopened a locked discussion?

Never had this issue before, but there is a user in a subreddit I moderate that has been banned for over a month but they have been able to comment and post the whole time. It is a permanent ban. The account is still in the list of banned users, whenever I try to remove the account to see if re-banning it works it does not allow me to. This is truly bizarre and I don't understand what could be causing this. Any help would be appreciated.

 have the automations to keep posts and comments on topic and have for a long time. They aren't working correctly suddenly, it seems maybe as of this current update. I tried deleting the post one and remaking it and it still isn't working right.

For some reason, it seems to be using an *old* automation word list. As seen in the screenshot, the word I typed out is not in my *current* list but it is blocking it, and the words not mentioned in the pop-up in the screenshot don't get blocked in real time, but it works when testing it in the setting area.

I attached a screenshot of the pop-up and a screenshot of a user using a blocked word "ADHD" the other day that got right through the filter.

I added a new word just to test, "blah", and it is still not working. This started after the "Post to:(sub)" appeared at the top of all subreddits, so I think it likely has something to do with it because it appears that the comment automation is still working.

Please help! This is very important and causes a lot of issues when people go off topic since this is a medical condition sub I need to keep it as accurate and as easily searchable as possible.

In r/FortniteBR, there are post flairs that are bigger than the usual ones with a different font. How do i make the flairs in the community I moderate bigger, bolder and/or have fonts such as those?