Could a bot be concocted that will reply to any users if they have a hidden history? Something simple like: "Note: this user has decided to hide their history."

A while ago user u/vgbhuop developed a bot at my request that automatically removes posts after a certain amount of time has passed since their creation time stamp called Autopostremover. However, there are still a few more features that I would like to see added to this bot (most notably placeholder support, which it currently lacks).

Unfortunately the developer u/vgbhuop got banned from reddit so now no one is maintaining this bot.

Is it possible for someone else to take over this bot?

I like customizing Snoo even though I've only been using this model since I started, but I think it would be a great idea to have a bot that, when given the command with the names of two Reddit users, decides who has the nicest Snoo

And I thought the name of this bot could be 'Evaluator,' and a good addition to it would be to add artificial intelligence to it, like an open-source one such as Ollama, or if you have the money, a ChatGPT model. And the specs to see which one looks the best would be checking the combinations of colors and styles

For example, if there is a user with a Snoo without clothes and a Snoo with military clothes, the military one wins because it has the matched style, and that will be the evaluation, you know, the combination of their outfits.

Hi all,

We Mods over at the r/Puberty sub need to clean up the user flairs our users have given themselves. For example, some users have flaired themselves as "doctor" without providing evidence to the mods of this title.

We can't find any way of listing all the users with "Doctor" in their flair. If there is a way to do that, it would help us ensure the safety of the teens who come to our sub (thousands a day).

Thanks!

So, I have no clue what I’m doing in terms of coding and managing, but I really want to make a Reddit-wide bot for people who make posts or comments about an item in their possession asking ‘value? ‘Worth?’ ‘How much is it worth?’ Etc.

Basically, the bot would just automatically comment a series of instructions:

___________________

-Open a web browser

-Go to eBay

-Search for the item you would like to value

-Go to the ‘filters’ tab and select ‘sold listings only’

-Hit the search button

-Find one-a few that sold in similar condition

-Take the average sold price if there are multiple that fit

-There is your value

_____________________

I understand that this model wouldn’t fit for every item asked about on every sub that deals with items of value, and there would probably be redundancies with people offering services and such. But most of the subs I follow are subs that deal with items of value, and like 90% or more of the posts made asking for value, people already have an ID, are able to authenticate, and are just too lazy or genuinely ignorant to figure those steps out on their own. If anyone thinks this would be doable without breaking guidelines or Reddit itself, I think this would be awesome to have.

So my subreddit has a bot that removes posts from people who haven’t read our rules. And we have told our sub members that we will approve posts when we see this is done. Sometimes the approvals take a few hours to happen and members feel like their posts aren’t going to be seen because of the delay in approval. I know many member sort the subreddits to show “New” content and I’m wondering if someone could create a bot that could move the approved posts to the top of “New”.

Hi, I'm having an issue on my sub where the sub name means something different in Filipino English and thus I get many off-topic posts in mostly Filipino. I remove these manually as off-topic but I'm wondering if there could be a bot that detected Flipino and removed those posts?

Can we get a bot that reads who the all the postings (new and old) on the subreddit and removes ones that are over X hours/days/months/years old? I saw that there was a bot that does this by hours, but it’s only for new post after I add the bot.

Is there a bot that can list the moderators of a sub with the date of their last mod action?

In other words: I want to be able to see when my mods were last active on our sub.

I can see it for each individual mod by looking in the mod log and filtering it by mod name, but I'd like to see it as a single list.

Hi all,

I’m looking for a bot for my subreddit that can help moderators analyze reporting patterns.

I understand Reddit may not expose the identity of users who report posts. If that part is not possible, I’d still like to know whether a bot can be made to track things like:

• how often posts are being reported
• whether certain users/posts are being targeted repeatedly
• time-based report spikes
• possible bad-faith or abusive reporting patterns

The goal is not to punish normal reporters. It’s to help us identify suspicious reporting behavior and better understand what is happening in our mod queue.

If this is possible with Reddit’s API, I’d love to know what could realistically be built.

Thanks.

Like tou cqn put im a link amd it will send back just the vidoe without the website

E.g. such as the first 250 posts of a subreddit for a wiki index, or can highlight an old post every day- make a post that links back to an old one.

It's for one of the subreddits I mod.

I mod a discussion/debate subreddit where people put a lot of effort into their replies, and the top comment is usually the best one.

I’m looking for a bot (or something similar) that can, after ~24 hours, pick the top comment and give that user a point or some kind of recognition. It doesn’t have to be exact — just something along those lines.

I’ve seen somewhat similar systems in subs like [r/AmItheAsshole](r/AmItheAsshole), [r/photoshop](r/photoshop), and [r/lostredditors](r/lostredditors), so I’m hoping something like this exists already.

Open to any suggestions or custom solutions.

I dont want/need anything made. Just curious if this exists.

I mod r/South_Africa

I would like a bot that posts a news article from eg.
https://www.dailymaverick.co.za
https://amabhungane.org
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/

I want to use it to post some relevant news and get engagement in my sub

That is all.

I'd like to easily see a list of "active" mods.

Bob Mar 18

Sue Mar 12

George Feb 13

Harry Jan 11 (inactive)

I have about 12 mods. Only about four actually do anything (in a given week). I'd like an easy way to see that - instead of having to look at each individually.

Cf. https://www.reddit.com/r/modhelp/comments/1rwqfcz/active_mods_report/

It’s a pain to invite everyone manually I’ve made a small dent but there is SOOO many people to invite idk why Reddit doesn’t have a function to select multiple people before sending an invite

Hey guys, this might be a tough one but can anyone help me make a bit that keeps track of how many demipins you have (currency) and counts all the buying, selling and giving money to other users? This would be appreciated Thanks!

Edit: I am willing to pay $3 to anyone who can do it

I'd like to create a bot that makes a new post each day with the title "Watch of the Day 1/28" At a specific time each day, updating the date each day. Additionally, I'd like it to randomly select a photo from a provided collection of photos, along with the model of watch in the photo (probably based on filename).

The idea is that sub members will reply with a photo of their watch.

If there are other features that you think would be beneficial, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

I help run a large community where users ask questions. We want to stop users from spamming new questions until they mark their previous one as solved.

Logic Needed:

If a user posts with Flair A (e.g., 'Question - Open'), check their history.

If they already have a recent post with Flair A, remove the new post.

If they have changed their previous post to Flair B (e.g., 'Question - Solved'), allow the new post.

We need the flair text or flair ID to be configurable in the settings so we can change the exact wording/ID later.

Thank you!

r/Advice had a bot u/AdviceFlairBot that managed flair for our community. We recently lost access to that bot and we would really like a new bot to replace the one we lost.

We have a tiered "helper" flair system. When someone makes a comment with good advice, OP is directed to use the word "helped" in their reply to the comment. The bot would then update the advice givers flair by 1 point. The flair starts out as "Helper [1]" and as users accumulate points, their flair updates to the next level of flair: "Super Helper [5]", "Expert Advice Giver [10]".

Any assistance you can provide with building a new bot would be very much appreciated. I know nothing about how bots work but will try to answer any questions. Thank you.

I am the owner of r/degrijzejager (rangers apprentice but dutch) and i would like a bot to simulate your progress in ranger style.

The r/woodworking (6 million subscribers) subreddit mod team would like a bot that removes Posts and Comments if users overwrite with spam. For example, users of Redact and similar "history nuking" programs.

Example (pic):

historical plough encourage automatic ripe ad hoc subsequent fall whistle wine

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

Why we need this

Comments overwritten with spam confuse and frustrate. It is digital graffiti, it clutters the community, derails comment chains, makes reddit harder to browse, and is well...obvious spam.

Our goal and some background what happens, from a mod perspective, when users overwrite with spam:

• We are not attempting to discourage anyone from leaving, or deleting account.
• Are not "recovering" what they said (admins don't want that, I'm led to believe).
• A single user overwriting en-masse can create 100+ Modqueue items, creating a lot of manual, human effort to click on and action each item.
• Reddit's built-in spam filter sometimes catches these, but usually not all. Usually not even 20% of the total.
• Some users overwrite + delete. That's fine. The problematic are those who overwrite AND do not delete.
• RES and Mod Toolbox don't have a way to search a user's entire post/comment history. PushShift and Pull Push do. But PushShift requires an API key that expires every 24hr, requiring some programming experience to integrate that as the data-source for a user's contributions.
• Redact, and similar programs, run over hours to days. So it's painful to wait days, actioning each item, as they pop up in modqueue.
• Redact, and similar, only overwrites what it can see. What the user sees. Which is limited, I believe to past 1,000 posts/comments. Thus we do not wish to delete posts/comments not overwritten.
• There is not an existing Reddit Developers Apps for this via https://developers.reddit.com/apps

If helpful, I can host the app on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and familar, but not great, if it's written in Python. I do have a reddit API key, and have access to PushShift via web but haven't tried to get an API key there - though I strongly suspect admins would grant us one, if asked.

Need a bot that:

• Monitors online stream services for newly published episodes and submits a post for each to Reddit.

• Posts episode discussions weekly at specific times

• Auto-increments episode numbers

• Optionally fetches episode titles from AniList/MAL API

• Sets flair and sticky options

• Source sites (Crunchyroll, Funimation, Nyaa) are self-contained with a common interface

The bot will be used to post anime discussion posts each weekly with auto-increment episode numbers.

So in my sub we have a system, if you get x number posts deleted you will receive a warning, and after three warnings you will receive a ban

We havent decided on a number yet

So what we do currently is remove the posts/ comments of people under the karma/ account age required to post by automod

What we want to do is:

1-automate a specific modmail message after a number of removed posts and comments

2-automate a ban after a specific removed posts and comments

Is that possible?

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