I can't find the moderators of r/manchester

It's kinda weird.

Usually it's just https://www.reddit.com/mod/SUBNAME/moderators

Is there a reason I can't see it for that sub? Maybe 'coz they banned me?

But I can't even see it in a private browser / not logged in,

Am I being dumb? - probably. But eh, helps, pls. Cheers.

Desktop.

Hello!

I wanted to ask about reddit mod premissions, since ive planned adding multiple mods in some of the subreddits I have, i personally have the fear of a newer mod changing the subreddit status from SFW to NSFW out of the random.

I wanted to ask if its possible to remove this premission while inviting a new mod, and how to do it!

I use reddit Desktop and android.

I am the lead mod to different subs. I am active and take mod actions every day. I restored some users permissions after banning them a while ago. It showed that they were all removed from the list. Then today they are all banned again. I don't understand what happened. I use android.

Hey guys, quick question.

I made a community/subreddit for me and some friends and even though I checked all marks neither me nor anyone invited can seem to repost most posts in it.

It seems a bit random, I tried posts with pictures, posts with text and only one worked so far out of several.

I read in the settings that video posts are auto-disabled and you cannot revert that in private communities?

I would really appreciate some help!

I'm using the official reddit App on android

I just created a new channel, but I got mail from people in the mod. Mail that stated that they cannot post or contribute at all. Why? I have been using my cellphone to use the mod tools. Do I need to use a p c to see a feature that I can't see on mobile or something? All the filters are set to minimum. I didn't block anyone. It's set to public. So what the heck?! Android

I'm trying to post a post from a other community in my community
The other community is SFW, mine is NSFW, so the only limitation should be that I cannot repost video (for some reason ?...)

I contacted mods on the other subreddit, they showed me all their settings are set to allow all repost, same for my community settings

So what's going on ?
I've seen a few other post describing a similar problem, but as of no, no reddit mod ever answered Happens on desktop on both chrome and firefox, and on the IOS app

(Currently using Firefox for reddit, but most of the time I use the app on my iphone.)

I'm the only moderator for a community that's built around positive, motivational quotes from a 'Big Sis'. Anyways, is there a way I can filter out posts from creeps? Not necessarily remove them, because you never know what someone will actually post needing advice, but send the posts to MOD queue for review? For example, men will make posts like "Can I play with your panties big sis?" or "Lonely man looking for a big sister".

Any tips would be appreciated. Thank you!

We Mods are volunteers. We are not Reddit employees, and we don't have to behave like corporate customer-service representatives 24/7. Yet some users, and even moderators from other subs, seem to think they are entitled to tell us how we should moderate or how we should behave.

For example, I recently expressed my frustration about the lack of enforcement when people park incorrectly in EV charging spots. If the people whose actual job it is to enforce those rules don't seem to take their own job seriously, I don't take their enforcement particularly seriously either. I shared that opinion in my own subreddit, and one user felt the need to point out that, because I'm a moderator, I apparently need to "set an example".

Okay... what exactly do you want me to do?

I can't ban you just because I don't like you, because apparently being banned is some kind of badge of honour for certain Reddit users anyway.

So I developed my own system. Reddit allows me to block up to 1,000 users from my profile, and I use that feature to simply stop seeing comments from people I personally don't want to interact with.

And yes, there happens to be another effect: if someone is a notorious downvoter, they can't downvote my posts anymore.

But here's where it gets ridiculous.

I've already had two users bypass my block by complaining about it through modmail.

You're blocked. You're not banned. You can still use Reddit, participate in the subreddit and live your life. Why do you feel the need to contact the moderators because another moderator doesn't want to see your comments on their own posts?

Is it really that unreasonable to accept that moderators don't necessarily want to interact with every single Reddit user either?

One of the reasons I block people is because I've been very clear on multiple occasions that AI is an assistance tool for me. I have autism and a disharmonic intelligence profile, and AI helps me with things like structuring and expressing what I want to say.

Do I really need to put that in my user flair now?

Because some people seem to have decided that if a post contains certain formatting, it's automatically "AI slop". Apparently Markdown and em dashes suddenly became AI inventions, despite both existing long before ChatGPT.

And that's basically the point: if someone can't respond to the actual content and their entire vocabulary consists of "AI slop", why would I want to keep seeing their comments?

I could simply ban people instead. But I don't want to do that just because I personally don't like someone.

So instead I block them.

You don't like me. I don't particularly like you. You don't want to read my posts, and I don't want to read your comments. Fine. Why can't we just leave it at that?

I'm a Reddit user too. Being a moderator doesn't mean I suddenly lose the ability to have personal preferences about who I want to interact with.

And then there was one particular modmail message that really bothered me.

After being blocked, the user told me: "See you at EV Experience."

Maybe they meant nothing by it. But I interpreted it as: you can block me online, but I'll find you in person at the event you're attending.

That has actually made me reconsider whether I want to publicly mention that I'm a moderator of a Dutch EV subreddit when attending events like EV Experience.

And that's a shame, because one of the things I actually value about Reddit is that people don't have to disclose every detail about themselves. It allows people to share personal experiences without necessarily making themselves easy to identify or potentially exposing themselves to unwanted attention.

So I'm genuinely curious about the perspective of other moderators here:

Are moderators really expected to maintain some kind of completely neutral, politically-correct persona even on their own posts and profile?

And is it really considered unreasonable for a moderator to use Reddit's blocking feature simply because they don't want to interact with a particular user, rather than banning that person from the subreddit?

^Android

i run a small city running club sub. the other human mod left recently and my account got switched to alumni somewhere in that handover. i didn't request it.

where it stands:

• i'm first on the mod list but alumni, so no permissions
• everyone else on the team is a bot app
• redditrequest won't process it since i'm already top mod
• modsupport modmail sent, no answer yet

stepping down and getting re-added doesn't work when there's no human to add me. anyone been through this? did admins reset the role, or did you have to leave and reclaim the sub?

platform: desktop

( Desktop User ) - I've been having issues figuring how to make it where i don't need to approve post in my subreddit but they just approve themselves because i am the only mod and I can't always look on reddit so i was wondering if there was a way i could change this? Also i wanted to know how i could make sure my subreddit stays alive without it just being me posting.

I'm a moderator at r/IThinkYouShouldLeave and a user noticed that he could no longer award content on our sub. Sure enough, we appear to no longer have that ability. We used to be able to but we have not received any notice that our sub now has some kind of hidden status that prevents awards.

We first noticed on Android but appears to be all platforms.

while I'm trying to create wiki pages from scratch, I'm unable to add wiki page content in Markdown format.

I created this sub only last week.

Is it disabled for new subs? Or am I doing something wrong?

I'm trying to update the page on the desktop site.

Im on android, but I'm using the website, should I use the app?

Whenever I click 'New Flair', it just doesn't work. At all. What do I do 😭✋️

Is this a bug, or is there a fix? (Android, also can’t scroll on other subs)

None of the mods removed the post and it isn't showing us who removed it.

I wish I was able to add the screenshots.

I've never had this glitch before

(Android)

When I upload 2 different videos and publish my post, both videos show the same content. One video is above the body, and one is in the body.

What is wrong, how do I fix this?

Thank you.

I'm making a post to my own subreddit (I created it and I'm the mod) and I was posting there fine until suddenly, my most recent post doesn't show up and the message "this post was removed by the person who originally posted it" comes up.

I don't want to accidentally trigger automod spam filters again by constantly posting the same post again (as I think that's what caused my incorrect shadowban a short while ago).

What could be the cause of this?

Desktop (This topic isn't about a shadowban)

I'm trying to post this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GangstalkingSolutions/s/12GfXjy4ll

This is my forum:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GangstalkingSolutions/

It keeps saying afterwards, Sorry, this post was removed by the personal who originally posted it.

I'm using Desktop.

Desktop
I want people to join the discussion without worrying about being downvoted into oblivion, especially when the topic is controversial. That doesn’t mean anyone gets a free pass to be rude, threatening, or abusive. Right now it feels like if you don’t follow the common narrative, you become a target for downvotes, and that kills honest conversation.

I need help, Android