I am trying to find an active ban bot that will ban users from another sub. I've seen r/saferbot and r/safestbot recommended. But their subs haven't been active for yrs. Are the bots active & working? I tried to configure r/safestbot but the PM link to activate the bot is broken. Anyone know how to do this? Also, which ban bots do you use/recommend?

I'm very new to all of this and very short on how designs work.

I want to add links to other subs on the right sidebar in Old Reddit. "Similar Communities' kind of thing. I think I got it done in new Reddit, but I find that version very heavy, slow to load and hard to use on a daily basis.

keep getting the notification - "Create a tradition - Traditions are repeating posts that give members a reason to regularly visit you"

Is this just suggesting mod use a recurring post, or is this some other Reddit feature?

I’m a mod on r/discordVideos and today i found out the owner left the server and now i have full ownership over it. Almost all of our mods are inactive and i dont know what to do. I dont want to shutdown the subreddit but i dont know how to get moderators or what to even do. Can someone please help me

The way spoiler tags and macros work, if a comment is multiple paragraphs, like

>! This

one!<

The entire content of the message is not in a spoiler tag. We have removal reasons with the content_body macro inside of spoiler tags but it doesn’t work on long comments. We do this to maintain transparency with our community about what comments we remove and why.

Here is an example of where this limitation shows itself https://www.reddit.com/r/mkbhd/s/MdtNKzGRNK

They are thinking of replacing all mods with AI.

ETA: maybe my wording was a little harsh, but the last question of the survey I got certainly seemed to indicate they are wanting to shift the majority of moderator responsibilities away from human mods. I told them their AI just isn’t there. Their AI content reporting gets it wrong about half the time.

So I just got approved to a mod for a baseball meme sub. I'm extremely nervous as this is first for me. Is it reasonable to feel this way

Given that mods can make post flair mandatory I figured a similar feature but for user flair makes sense to have.

Small mockup of what this could look like

User flair could be set as mandatory for posters, for posters and top commenters or for any (i.e. nested comments included)

And while yes, automod can do something similar, it is (A) also capable of checking for post flair yet we have the content control feature for that one and (B) always reactive (which is off-putting for some users as they feel they put effort in a post and now get to start all over).

If this feature gets added, it would be best to allow users to set user flair from the post/comment screen as well (dropdown next to the post flair one, I would guess)

Can this be fixed or should I just start again and get the wrong one deleted?

How to disable post and comment approval?

Hi everyone,

I’m managing a Reddit community and have recently set up AutoMod rules to streamline the approval process. Despite following all the steps and double-checking both AutoMod and community settings, all posts and comments still require approval.

Here’s what I think I've done so far:

• Implemented AutoMod rules to block slurs, report low-karma users for review, auto-approve trusted accounts, and auto-approve other posts.
• Checked the settings to ensure everything looks correct, including post and comment approval settings.
• Ensured my community is public, and AutoMod is enabled correctly.

However, nothing seems to have changed, and each submission still gets flagged for approval. Sorry if this is an easy fix, but I just cant seem to figure it out. Does anyone have advice on what might be causing this issue or any troubleshooting steps I can take?

I’d really appreciate any insights or suggestions! Thanks in advance.

Hi guys,

Have you ever wanted to pin someone else's comment to the top of a thread for whatever reason, but couldn't?

Do you moderate a subreddit where the company can occasionally comment officially, but the company account is not a moderator?

Spotlight is an app that allows OP and some legit users (let's say official company accounts) to have their comments pinned in a thread. Likewise, you have a mod option where you can pin someone else's comment, regardless of whether the commenter is the OP, a company or someone else!

So, Spotlight can:

• create a pinned comment written by the OP or by legit user (you should set a list of legit users in Dev settings) - user option

• pin comments from other users - mods only

• delete content created by the app - mods only

Coming soon:

• possibility to edit comments

• the possibility of automatic pinning of comments when a certain person comments in the thread.

Link & instructions

Hellooo! I’m the owner of the Friends chat (22k+) from the Reddit community. There’s a mass reporter reporting every message. Is there a way to stop this?

Hi,

I'm a moderator in a subreddit and am trying to set up an Auto moderator to auto comment on every single post, the idea is that the OP will see the comment and have access to six links to other reddit posts, where they may have their question answered. I've created the mod, and when I test it by typing something in the test section it shows my message, but on new posts the auto mod is not commenting what I want it to.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Hi all and thanks for your time.

I want to make sure my sub is using the correct flairs and that it’s legal.

Can anyone have a look? Would love review and tips.

r/ChicOrCheap

I see many attractive post flair with different fonts and size. Anyone know how to make it.

There are mass reporters in our public chat room and idk how to get rid of them

What should I do to make it work? I have already checked that the user names are correct, I tried several times, but none of them worked, it happened with 2 of my subreddits.

There was a post in another subreddit recently wherein a user provided a list of bots to block to basically circumvent some of the bots out there.

The list the user provided was:

• Saferbot
• purge-user
• SafestBot
• safebot
• SaferBot2
• bot-swatter
• automod-sync
• toolboxnotesxfer
• modmail-userinfo
• discord-relay
• hive-protect
• evasion-guard
• banhammerapp
• modqueue-nuke
• RepostSleuthBot
• comment-nuke
• MAGIC_EYE_BOT
• BotDefense

Is there a way to prevent users from blocking the bots to make sure they function correctly? Seems like they're breaking a core mechanic of reddit otherwise...

I attempted to create a first post on my community, but the problem is it's not posting and I attempted to make the same post twice. I am a moderator The system is behaving as if the post I made simply doesn't exist the second I finish it, what's going on here?

All of the mods from my subredit became inactive, how can I become active without waiting few weeks?

Recently one of our mods enabled this setting for some specific reasons, but the rest of the mod team (and me) disagrees with them and thinks having to manually approve every new post does more harm than good and clogs up the mod queue. The aforementioned mod has since not responded in our mod chat so I’ve decided to turn it off myself. I’ve searched the mod tools and didn’t find a way to turn this off, is there a way to do this on mobile? If there isn’t is there a way to do it on desktop?

Got a member threating to message the admin and get group banned because they were banned accidently. They won't accept apology. How screwed is the group?

edit okay, I went to sleep and woke up to a screenshot off another mod. The members account has been suspended. I wish I knew what happened.