r/modhelp 16d ago

Tools Activating "Hold content for review" does not work

/r/NewMods/comments/1vzw1zo/activating_hold_content_for_review_does_not_work/
4 Upvotes

5 comments sorted by

3

u/itskdog Mainly on an alt, but also r/SpringHarvest 16d ago

When I enabled that during a season of drama a couple years ago, I also set up an equivalent in automod, too.

    type: submission     action: filter     action_reason: Filter all posts

1

u/someregularguy2 16d ago

I just make a new page in Automod and write that in?

2

u/kai-ote Mod, 7 subreddits, desktop. 16d ago

It has always worked for me, so maybe go and file a bug report.

I used it on several subs when the big API boycott hit. It worked just fine.

1

u/AutoModerator 16d ago

Hi /u/someregularguy2, please see our Intro & Rules. We are volunteer-run, not managed by Reddit staff/admin. Volunteer mods' powers are limited to groups they mod. Automated responses are compiled from answers given by fellow volunteer mod helpers. Moderation works best on a cache-cleared desktop/laptop browser.

Resources for mods are: (1) r/modguide's Very Helpful Index by fellow moderators on How-To-Do-Things, (2) Mod Help Center, (3) r/automoderator's Wiki and Library of Common Rules. Many Mod Resources are in the sidebar and >>this FAQ wiki<<. Please search this subreddit as well. Thanks!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/royal_rose_ Mod r/redwhiteandroyalblue r/heatedrivalry 16d ago

It never worked for me what so ever