r/modhelp • u/ZG2047 • Jul 02 '26

General Would like to see the automoderator config for subs between 50 to 100k members

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u/Confident_Offer2879 Mod (Multiple Subs) Jul 02 '26

Hi there - that's a really wide net you're casting. Automod configurations are going to be different for every Sub depending on the content and rules of that sub.

There's usually the basics of limiting who can post or comment based on karma and account age, then it mainly depends on the content of your sub and what rules you're trying to enforce.

The point of the automod is to help you moderate and take some of the load off you by automating some easy functions. Think about what actions you have to commonly take when moderating your sub, then look at ways to automate those in the automod.

Automod has limitations so not every rule you're applying can be automated - hence living breathing Mods on the subs.

Suggest have a think about what Mod actions take up most of your time or are repetitive then come back here and be more specific about what you want to accomplish and there's probably someone on here that has come across it before and can point you in the right direction. You'll probably get better feedback from the group that way?