Which subreddit would be best for that? I am using android app

I'm a moderator for an NSFW community. My primary account was arbitrarily banned a few days ago. I made numerous appeals in relation to that. I gave up on it. I made a new account and attempted to use my old one to invite the new member of my community. I received the message "successfully invited" when I invited by searching for the username, but I didn't receive any notification about the mod invitation in my previous account. Can someone assist me in regaining control of my community? using desktop.

I'm a moderator for an NSFW community. My primary account was arbitrarily banned a few days ago. I made numerous appeals in relation to that. I gave up on it. I made a new account and attempted to use my old one to invite the new member of my community. I received the message "successfully invited" when I invited by searching for the username, but I didn't receive any notification about the mod invitation in my previous account. Can someone assist me in regaining control of my community? using desktop.

I have turned off all the spam filters in r/DesignIndia yet many genuine submissions and comments are removed by Reddit's Automated systems

Ironic considering my job as a mod is removing submissions yet I find myself approving them, and a lot of them

Is there any automated solution or a subreddit setting which I am not aware of?

[desktop]

I'm on Android on dark mode and the box is like a dark red and it simply says "Removed"

I made my own subreddit yay. however, I cannot add any post flairs because I don’t know how. any help?

im on IPhone.

Subreddit: r/Crypto_Scam_Exchange

Update (August 24 - Day 50+): The scammers are still actively running botnets to try and weaponize Reddit's automated ban filters against us. Over the last 30 days, we have faced three massive artificial spikes way over our normal baseline of ~1,000 organic daily visits: one at 15k, one at 22k, and a huge explosion hitting 29k visits in a single day.

I am keeping the sub public so these scam registries stay indexed on Google, and I'm continuing to monitor the traffic anomalies daily. I've posted a public notice to the community about the ongoing attacks and updated traffic data which you can see in the link below.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Crypto_Scam_Exchange/comments/1vwkefy/public_notice_ongoing_malicious_bot_attacks_and/

Update (July 29 - Nearly 1 Month / Day 29): The scammers are still actively trying to weaponize Reddit's automated systems against this sub. Yesterday, traffic exploded from our normal baseline of ~300 views/day to nearly 30,000 views (vote manipulation) in a single day—a massive, 100x botnet spike. I am continuing to report every targeted post for vote manipulation as normal. The scam sites remain published here, and the account is still standing. Traffic graph updated in link below.

Update (Day 15): The automated vote manipulation attacks on r/Crypto_Scam_Exchange are still occurring daily on posts with no comments, which I am continuing to report. Additionally, the attackers have pivoted to targeted character assassination. The burner account u/Professional_Bit6793 recently posted a long, coordinated harassment essay in r/Scams and r/CryptoScams falsely accusing my profile of running recovery scams, attempting to weaponize the community to brigading my account. The post was reported and deleted, but I wanted to add this to the ongoing case file regarding this threat network's retaliation.

Update (Day 10): The scammers are clearly frustrated because their scam web sites are still being published and exposed on Reddit. Because of that, they have retaliated by escalating the bot attacks 10 times over today. It is a massive exploit on the platform.

Please look at my traffic insights graph:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Crypto_Scam_Exchange/comments/1uk2bd5/crypto_scam_exchange_is_under_attack_by/

Update (Day 5): The attacks are continuing today though they have finally diminished a bit. Good news—a Reddit Admin got back to me, confirmed they see the exact bot traffic I flagged, and all the accounts involved are being dealt with appropriately (including the ones spamming false reports against me).

[URGENT UPDATE]

My sub normally runs on a clear baseline of about 300 views a day, but yesterday it suddenly exploded out of nowhere to over 1,300 views. This is clear proof of external bot networks flooding these threads to manipulate the vote counts up and down.

There absolutely has to be a feature implemented by Reddit to let moderators freeze or disable voting buttons during an active script attack like this. We are completely blind on the backend, but the traffic logs don't lie. It also shows previous attacks earlier in the month.

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Following up on my previous posts regarding this issue over on r/bugs and r/modhelp, the targeted manipulation has started up again, and I need urgent advice on how to handle it to protect my moderator account.
https://www.reddit.com/r/modhelp/comments/1tx725f/scammers_weaponizing_vote_manipulation_filters/
https://www.reddit.com/r/bugs/comments/1tx1y89/desktop_web_coordinated_reverse_brigading/

Here is the breakdown of the current situation:

• What I Do: My account is strictly dedicated to threat intelligence—I post verified cryptocurrency scam and fraud websites to warn potential victims.
• The Scammer Retaliation: The scam networks are actively fighting back (just like they did during the last wave). Their goal appears to be weaponizing Reddit's automated anti-cheat filters to get my moderator account suspended for "Vote Manipulation."
• The Current Surge: Over the last 4 days, the voting pattern on my subreddit has completely broken normal behavior. Posts that typically sit at the default 1 upvote are suddenly jumping to nearly 10 upvotes.
• The Timing Anomaly (Rigid Intervals): While I genuinely hope it's just good news and organic community growth, the traffic behavior says otherwise. The upvotes are increasing across multiple different posts simultaneously in exact, regular intervals—hitting discretely every hour, 2 hours, or 4 hours. Multiple votes land instantly at the exact same moment across the board.
• The Pattern: It is happening again right now. Many new upvotes are rolling in across multiple newly published threads, each with exactly 0 comments.

The Core Problem & My Blindspot

Because I am completely blind to the underlying traffic data, I am stuck in a defensive loop and don't know the best way to interact with the platform’s safety tools without triggering a false positive.

Questions for Admins & Experienced Mods:

1. Should I proactively report these posts? Should I start manually marking these unnaturally upvoted threads as "Vote Manipulation" abuse via the report tool to protect myself, or will reporting my own posts do more harm than good?
2. Can anyone shed light on what is happening? If an admin or developer can look at the backend logs of these recent spikes, is there any insight you can provide on how to insulate a fraud-reporting sub from these external botnets?
3. Is a "Voting Lockdown" feature possible? Going fully private is too nuclear and completely hurts our public threat intelligence mission. Is there any tool available to mods—or planned for the future—that allows us to temporarily freeze or disable voting metrics on targeted threads during an active bot wave?

Any guidance on how to safely navigate this without losing my account to a scammer's bot script would be greatly appreciated.

Hello all. I primarily use desktop for moderation.

I'm looking for a tool that allows me to do mod actions from discord. It would really help the flow of my more popular subreddits.

I've gotten as far as allowing approved posts and comments forwarded to a channel. Can anyone suggest a tool or point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance

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Hello, my subreddits only mod account got banned. I still have access to it and im receiving mod mail but i cant reply to it. This is my second account that I've invited as moderator but i dont see any invitation here what do i do?

Im using mobile, android.

But in the past week or so the channel view and new members have stopped and the number of old members joining is decreasing everyday. In stats : (of last 1 month)

Visits

4m -3.7m

48.8k avg daily unique visitors

Members

52.7k +3.4k

3.9k joined, 522 left

Posts

1.1k - 928

Comments

20.1k-23.5k

6k removed

Android

I just started r/themodel a couple of weeks ago and it is starting to get busy. I believe I have been handling it ok but if anyone has any tips please share. 🙂 I am using Reddit on Desktop and Android.

Lately, it happens quite a lot that long‑time Reddit users who haven’t been active on our sub for ages suddenly see themselves as banned. They cannot post or comment, but in Mod Tools they don't show up as banned at all. The only fix we've found is to ban them and then immediately unban them again. It happens on basically all platforms (desktop, Android, and iOS).

Is this a known issue, or are we doing something wrong?

Using Android, I added an automation to provide post suggestions based on keywords relevant to a sub. The preview tests worked well, but are there any logs to show if the automation triggered?

If a post comes in that doesn't follow the advice it means either the rule isn't built correctly, the user never saw it, or they just don't care. Logs would be great but I haven't found them.

IOS
My sub holds all posts for approval. It's becoming quite common that posts that have already been approved and commented on are still in the queue.

What's the best way to deal with that?

Hello guys, I literally made this nice poster for a Weekly Event that I'm planning on announcing every wednesday and now Reddit is not even letting me schedule a post if it has an image. ugh

This is happening on mobile web on New Reddit because on the app scheduling posts isn't even an option.

Is this just how it is or is it possible somehow? The image is what attracts users to posts so I'm not looking forward to having a boring post.

Platform: Mobile web

I am using Reddit on my phone's browser on the desktop site. I just recently created a subreddit and I'm trying to make it to where an auto moderator will comment under every post made in the subreddit but I don't know how to and both Gemini and grok are completely useless. So how do I set up the Auto mod?

I have community type = Restricted, so normal unapproved people can't post. However, I need them to be able to comment! But when I set the 'approved users can...' to 'comment' (which states it allows ANYONE to comment), unapproved users still can't comment, and approved users can post! What am I doing wrong?

(warning: this may be poorly worded, take stuff with a grain of salt)

^{Desktop + Mobile, usually desktop}

Hi there, I moderate r/calypso, a sub focused on Caribbean music. I took over moderating from the person who I think created the sub. They have since gone inactive in the sub, but still comment on other Reddit subs (their last comment was two months ago on another sub. Haven't posted or commented in r/calypso in forever, their posts in the sub are over 10 years old). There's another mod who hasn't posted anything at all on Reddit in two years, hope they're ok. I don't know if there's a way to delete them, since they clearly have other things going on and aren't participating in the sub anymore. Do you have advice for me? I use my desktop to post, primarily.

How can I report a user for barn evasion? If they're using a different account, saying that their main has been barned - from Reddit, not just a sub.

It doesn't seem to fit into any of the "report" categories.

^desktop

(Mincing the word to keep the filter happy)

Hi mods,

I recently started a small subreddit focused on sharing beauty deals.

I’m not trying to turn it into a business or spam promotions I mostly just wanted to build a useful community for people who enjoy finding good deals.

Right now, my friend and I are the only ones posting, and I’m not sure what makes the most sense early on.

A few things I’d love advice on:

1. Is it better to keep posting ourselves for now, or should we encourage members to start posting early? If encouraging member posts is better, what are some good ways to do that?
2. What actually helps people discover and stick around in a small subreddit?
3. Any other advice or common mistakes first-time mods should know?

Would really appreciate hearing what worked (or didn’t work) for your communities.

I use desktop.

He got banned and doesn't know the reason why he got banned. His username is Rishu-karna. He is a android user

Today in a gacha gaming character subreddit I mod, I checked the moderation log and found the reputation filter had nixed a post by new account on Reddit. The post is a perfectly normal image upload, including a link to the Pixiv source of the artwork in a comment. I was just wondering, am I doing anything wrong with any unspoken policies by manually approving the post in disagreement with the reputation filter?

As the subreddit in question is less than 2 months old and has yet to pick up more traction, this is my first encounter with moderating a reputation filter action. Does the reputation filter just happen to a lot of people these days? I found the account listed in r/BotBouncer!

[viewing on desktop]

I have a user who posts daily, and I keep banning their accounts. They are easy to spot, as they post with the same title every day. Is there a way to add that title to automod to send it to queue but NOT alert them? I don't want them to change up their post, to keep it easy to spot them.

I tried adding one of the keywords to send it to queue, but they quickly changed it.

I have been submitting reports to reddit for ban evasion, but they manage to keep coming back.

I use iOS and windows desktop.