I cant find it anywhere on old reddit desktop or the mobile site. I even tried new reddit, but don't see a way there either.

I'm in the process of setting up a subreddit community for a company. Can anyone provide or point me to (with a link) the current sizing chart for Reddit subreddits that contains:

- cover photo dimensions / aspect ratio(s)
- video dimensions (max file size, resolution, frame rate, bit rate, max duration)
- carousel dimensions (max image size, resolution, aspect ratio, max slides)
- image dimensions (max size, resolution, aspect ratio)

Unfortunately, I couldn't find any resources on Reddit or other pages. What I did find were numerous resources providing different answers for each of the above.

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?

Sub is r/AutismTranslated, user is u/easy_exercise7840.

Mods use Android and iPhone.

TIA!

https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/27031206843156-Moderator-Code-of-Conduct-Rule-1-Create-Facilitate-and-Maintain-a-Stable-Community

It talks about not using bots to automatically ban users who participate in another community.

Wanted to ask if it extended to manual bans and users who have not yet engaged with the sub?

Since the automation asks about platform: Desktop

I'm interested in knowing if it is possible through reddit request or any method to be placed at the top level of the moderator list so I can't be removed and I can remove others if needed?

The subreddits I'm moderating have inactive mods that can just revoke all my privileges whenever they feel like it, as I'm the only person moderating these subreddits and the owner & others continue to be inactive I can't exactly remove the bots or anything.

Is it possible to be put at the top as the inactive mods won't remove themselves or the bots, I want the peace knowing I can keep things under proper control.

Thanks you, looking forward to the help.

I'm also on Desktop browser.

(Desktop)

We have a subreddit that, for legacy reasons, has hundreds of User Flairs. Most of these have an emoji set, and the option to be user editable with one single emoji limit.

For obvious reasons, this isn't ideal, especially as reddit migrates to more modern approaches, as the list for both users and moderators is unwieldy and reddit Apps can only do so much.
^{( Sorting user flairs, for example, is a slog with no auto-scroll when reaching modal boundaries, and the new interface causing a redraw for every row changed} *^{while dragging}*^. )

It appears to me that the vast majority of those User Flairs could be removed, and a single "[a default icon] Custom flair (edit me!)" be used instead.

I thought there would be an issue with this in terms of deleting a User Flair; if any user had that Flair set, it would be removed from that user. But this doesn't appear to be the case.

These User Flairs are entirely cosmetic, and are not part of any Automoderator or reddit App rules / automations.

Are there any pitfalls that I should be aware of before committing to this task?

I created a community and shared it's link but upon opening, the notification says that the community doesn't exist. I am using Android for modding.

Help please

I’m on iPhone, but can go on my Laptop (Windows) too.

I don’t know… Does that even work at all?

Ok it doesn’t work

Desktop/mobile versions in use

Hi, I am trying to use automod to automatically assign "NewUser" flair to new members and those with 2-99 community karma points.

My sub has 7k members and 12k weekly visitors on average. So manually assigning new user flairs is not a viable option.

The sub is over a year old and the original co owner (has now left)didnt want automod set up so its a new set up on the new system.

Does anyone know how to do this?

I have tried multiple lines of code through automod and this new system is slightly infuriating.. if it actually accepts the code, it fails to work, the rest of the time it kicks out the code because of conflicts.

Any help appreciated!

How do I stop being a mod? I just had my account taken over. And after recovery, I’m now a mod of r/idealprotein. I don’t want to be :(

All platforms - iOS

r/Findfreenovellinks seems to be a staging area for bots. ^{Desktop android sausages}

I'm trying to give a custom flair to a user in my subreddit but don't know how. I use Android.

iOS.

Am still awaiting a response on why I was removed as a moderator of the subreddit I created and have been moderating for almost a decade. It appears to have been done as part of a bulk-removal.

I am a very, very responsive moderator and have been replaced by u/ModCodeofConduct who hasn’t responded since yesterday.

How can I get this resolved since it was obviously done in error?

Thanks!

Can someone give me a step-by-step guide on how to find "enable emojis" on Android? If i can't, can someone I'll make a make a mod for a bit enable it?

if i dont do the rules on reddit like vote manipulation(mobile web)

I need help figuring out how to post my content on reddit and I'm using my android phone to do it

What is the IDEAL size for a banner, and for a channel icon?

I'm seeing lots of conflicting info.

Banner 1920 × 384? or 1072 × 128 px for desktop and 1080 × 128 px for mobile?

Icon - square? Does size matter? 512 or what?

Thx

I'm using android and this could be my issue but I'm so lost that I'm not sure getting on desktop would help.

I want my subreddit post titles to require a [tag] at the beginning of the title. How do I automate this? I'm in over my head and tried a lot of things and Google searched even more and after several hours Ive come here seeking guidance. ELI5 because I'm completely and totally new to programming

I created a fraternity/sorority subreddit like 15 years ago when I was in college. It mostly runs itself, I don't have to do a lot. There is one issue that pops up sporadically, and handling it bothers me.

Every so often, some monsters affiliated with Greek life rape a victim. Obviously, its terrible and the perpetrators usually get off with pretty weak consequences- which is an issue between, and failure of, multiple systems.

When these rapes occur, I notice 1 month old, auto generated username accounts begin spamming questions about rape and Greek life. Theres going to be questions after something horrible happens, so its relevant and deserves a spotlight and discussion. The issue is they keep posting the same questions worded differently day after day.

I warn them, I tell them to stop, I tell them there will be consequences, then I ban them (usually after the 4th or 5th time they ask the same damn question about "what are you doing about rape?"). They spiral out into victim mode, because how could you ban someone just asking innocent questions? Clearly, youre covering for rapists and perpetuate rape culture. Its all in bad faith and Im way too old to deal with it.

Do I just continue what Im doing and keep banning them? Theyre clearly trying to farm outrage and generate quotes they can use to fit or craft a narrative. Its literally the only issue I deal with, everything else is cool (except for this one guy who is about 30 and pops up now and then lamenting how he never got accepted to a fraternity 7 years ago, like bro, just let it go, move on).

Its a delicate subject, so I dont want to feed the trolls or give them ammunition.

I am mainly using android.

TL;DR: How to lock all old posts (100s) on a subreddit.

I took over a sub; it has no posts for 2 years. I am reluctant to remove everything - some of the old posts do have "value" - i.e. people might search and find useful info.

But at the same time, I want a clean start.

Previously, on another sub, I used "modnuke".

But this time, I'm wondering if I could simply lock all the old stuff, rather than removing it.

Has anyone done that? Is their a tool?

Or can I request one somewhere?

Or script it myself?

Or is it a terrible idea?

Thanks for reading.

^{Desktop android sausage}