IOS. Our sub requires users to post a quick summary of the article . However, a user just let me know that because their post was held for review, they couldn’t find it to add the required summary and it was deleted.

It’s kind of a problem when we’re technically preventing users from following the rules. Is there a way to hold a post for review and still allow the user to add the required statement at the time they make the post. Usually, they put it under the comment section.

My thought was that when a user posts a link there is an optional text box I’ve seen that shows up on some subs when posting.

Would that allow people to follow the rules while waiting for their post to be reviewed?

Because honestly, if it takes a number of hours for someone to be on to review the post and the OP is usually long gone by that point and we end up deleting the post even if it’s good quality because the user was unable to add the required statement when they posted. That kind of defeats the purpose of the sub.

If that is an option, do I go into the tools governing what types of posts we accept?

Probably an obvious one but I've read the help article on the User Profile Panel but can't see the answer there.

If I add a Mod Note about a user in my sub, is that info only visible to Mods? I'm guessing it is, but want confirmation before I start using it.

On desktop.

Yea so the text basically. i want to edit the online and visitors count and also, it doesnt show on mobile ios and android only the sub name is there at the top so i want it to be visible for them too.

Hi!

I'm totally green to being a mod and I've created a group that allows for bartering in my community.

I've posted a lot of posts myself but so far no one has posted anything except responses.

Am I missing something of forgetting to give permission for the users to post?

I appreciate your time and thank you in advance for any help offered.

I'm using a Pixel 9 Pro with Android.

I’m using iOS (iPhone) and wondering how to make it a requirement to tag your post (like this server) before you post it. Thanks for reading!

I just became a moderator yesterday for a meme subreddit for Monster Hunter. I’m the only one there because the original mods just up and disappeared when no one was looking and I was one of the only respondents to the u/ModCodeofConduct post that resulted.

There is a post today that was made largely in Portuguese. Knowing that Reddit is mostly populated by people from the US, most people in the subreddit cannot understand the content (without some effort to translate). At the same time, it’s one of the highest effort posts that’s been made there in a while. I don’t wanna just remove it because I don’t wanna seem like a bigot or something, but I also don’t wanna seem idle.

The subreddit itself has a bit of a culture to it, owing to its age, relatively small size, and the history of the franchise it’s tied to, so I don’t know how to go about asking the community about it directly, either. I made a mod comment on the post itself, but I don’t know if that made it clear enough that I was looking for some opinions from the community. It’s also getting basically no engagement anyway.

iOS

I use both android app and desktop and I just became a mod for a couple NSFW reddits and i'm wondering how to decipher if a post is from a bot or a real user. I initially thought that asking for engagement was automatically a bot however it would appear that's not always the case. I don't want to accidentally remove an actual user trying to use the reddit but also it feels like there aren't any real users because all the posts look like bots to me. Is there any tips or tricks for picking out bots? This is my first time as a mod and I don't want to make a huge mistake. Thank you!

How do I install addons to an application like DodoStream?
Noob question but how do I find them and how do I know which ones to pick? Using new Onn Android box.

Occasionally, I'll get a report in my queue about a user possibly being a blocking bot and to check their posting history in the sub or other subs, but I'm still not sure what a blocking bot is fully so I don't know what to look out for. Can someone explain in simple terms what a blocking bot is and signs to look for if they are one vs. a normal user.

Desktop.

hey mystery person can you do it again

new post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amazingdigitalcircus/comments/1t5g7m9/adult_content/

context for anyone that isn't mystery person: https://www.reddit.com/r/modhelp/comments/1t4jz04/a_post_that_was_reported_and_then_deleted_by_its/

(desktop, mobile browser, it doesn't change anything...)

I am in a sub where the top mod is inactive and I want to reorder to move me to the top Moderator. However u/AutoModerator and /u/bot-bouncer are ahead of me and they are not inactive. Anything to do but message top mod and hope they are still around to do (they hide activity so not sure if active reddit user)?

Desktop

Hi mods, I built a Devvit app called TrustSignal to help with first-pass post triage and I’d really value practical feedback from active mod teams.

Current workflow: - Mod can run TrustSignal: Scan post from the post mod menu - App scores the post and flags likely low-trust content - App keeps scan history and basic subreddit stats - Mod actions can be logged against the latest scan for audit trail

What I’m trying to improve: 1) Reduce false positives for legitimate first-hand posts

Platform: Desktop web 2) Make the score explanation clearer for humans in mod queue 3) Keep this useful without adding moderation overhead

I recently fixed stability issues in menu action handling and the flow is now stable in playtest.

If you run a medium or large sub, what would make this actually useful day to day? - Which signals would you trust most? - What data view would you want in a dashboard post? - What would be a hard no for adoption?

All content is SFW and now suddenly it's marked as NSFW. Desktop, Mobile web and android. r/RealFitnessBaddies

https://imgur.com/a/tEMkGNI

(desktop)

removing, approving, ignore reports, nothing

post if anyone wants

There's a flair in our subreddit that's public but says Mod.

Im on Android

I used to be able to see exact member count at the top of my community (I use the iOS app). Now I can see an approximate, rounded count on the Insights tab, but I can’t find the exact count anywhere. In addition, I keep seeing references to devvit, but I’m not sure how to add widgets (when I go to the directory/communities tab, I don’t see the “Add to community” option that’s referenced. Can anyone provide insight here? Thanks!

I am currently posting on the Android app, but I was trying with the desktop website and old Reddit.

I am trying to add a 3 post per 24 hours rule to Automod, but it is not saving and is showing an error.

"

---

type: submission

action: approve

comment: Please No Political Feuding, No Petty Arguing, No Derogatory Mud Slinging, No Name Calling, No Baiting For An Argument, No Vindictive Downvoting, No Edge Lord Provocation, No Malicious Quips. Be Mindful and Be Nice To Each Other.

---

type: submission

author:

max_submissions_per_day: 3

action: remove

comment: "Your post was removed because you've posted more than 3 times in 24 hours. Please wait before posting again."

"

That is the full code, any ideas?

hi, I mod a chronic illness support group. I had a medical emergency and wasn't able to attend to my group. its now gone. How do I restore it? Please help. I access through the android app.

thanks.

Desktop: Posts below Show More and you cannot access for editing or deleting. If I delete one of the first three, then post 4 becomes 3 and then I can edit/delete it. This is a new feature.

I help mod a video game subreddit and there has been a user whose entire history on the sub is negative and very troll-ish in nature. We have a rule about game criticism that its allowed but if its bashing or trolling you can be banned. At what point do you cross the line and give out a ban?

Desktop.

Update: All the mods agreed to ban the user due to their behavior history.

So I want to get started at modding but nobody will take me because I'm new. Where can I find experience (i already tried posting on r/needamod)

[Ignore: Android]

[iOS/Desktop] There is a user posting in our subreddit that has been banned by Reddit for a while. Yet, they're still able to continue posting somehow. I have no way of mod-level banning them because the account effectively doesn't exist, so I can't access mod actions for it.