This text introduces a quote.

This is a quote.

This text responds to the quote.

Notice how the margin-bottom on the quoted text is much larger than the margin-top, causing it to appear much closer to the text introducing it than to the one responding to it. While it may vary between subreddits, I've found that most of the time, the quote function is used for things the user wants to respond to. Often, a user will divide another user's comment into multiple quotes and respond to each of them. The current CSS means that each quote will appear to be "associated" with the text before it, even though it's more topically related to the text after it.

Can we change this?

Both images and video are broken. Video never loads anything more than 144p, and can't stop and start again.

I have had to employ a browser plug in to block javascript just because the i.reddit images server is so hostile.

Why can't anything simply work the way it used to? Every year you break something additional. What a fuck up.

I like Reddit and i only just decided to make an account but frankly i think their r lots of changes that should be made like the default subs mostly should be changed while i do like playing video games occasionally i do not think they should be promoted as a community as they often incite violence (yes i sayd violence look it up ther are statistics) and also im not an egg head so their shouldnt be science and i am simply mortified that their is porn on the default subs that is discusting!!!! i feel same about television as i do videogaming and but i do like art i am 19 but i will be moving out of my parents house soon to study art and get an art degree and i like nosleep because i am a bit of an author my self and i like scary stories allthough no sleep doesnt scare me unlike most people because i read lots of steven king.

Now that Apple did it for iMessage, I expect it's possible everywhere. I'd like the option to display the thumbnail version of a linked gif in a comment. Or maybe a hoverover preview? Some way to see the gif without clicking. Once you get image hosting down, I have faith this won't be far behind.

I'm sick of having to use subreddit-specific spoiler tags. Just choose one sitewide and be done with it. Something easy to remember too, like [spoiler]Text goes here[/spoiler].

For those that use Snoonet, I use Snoonet IRC and I created #redditoholics Feel free to stop by. If you have IRC, the network to connect to is: irc.snoonet.org port: 6667 or 6697 channel: #redditoholics

This sub is dead. Anyone have any ideas for this sub?

It is very important as a mod, to listen to your users. If they suggest something, try it out. Most users want to help improve the sub. By offering suggestions, the users are trying to help.

I think having a weekly chat thread is important in all subs. It sparks conversation and helps you to connect with your users more.

Anyone have problems with mods of certain subreddits?

I'm looking for 2 moderators to help me mod this sub. The only requirements are:

• you are a mod or user of a sub
• you understand what this sub is about
• you promote the sub, post on the sub, and reply to posts

If you would like to apply for a moderator position, please PM /u/grrrlriot with the subject "IdeasForTheMods Mod Application" and please specify the sub in the subject because I am looking for mods for a few other subs as well. In the message you should include:

• your account age
• mod experience if any
• time zone
• why you would like to be a mod
• if you know CSS or automoderator
• what you would like your duties to be as mod of this sub (examples: CSS, get rid of spam, add to/create the wiki)

Other subs that I mod that are currently looking for mods: (Yes, you can apply for as many subs that you want or just one. Up to you.)

• /r/IdeasForTheMods (this sub)
• /r/punksubculture

I'm thinking of rounding up some CSS tutorials for mods or redditors that want to learn CSS.

I'm thinking of also making a tutorial that anyone can use regarding everything Reddit related. New redditors, older redditors, mods, non-mods, etc. could all benefit from the tutorials.

I've been thinking of creating a mod tutorial for mods, especially new mods.

What subs do you mod?

If you're wondering what subs are having drama and/or issues, check out /r/SubredditDrama

Hello everyone. I'm a mod and I csn answer any questions you have about being a moderator. Ask me anything.

Hello everyone. Welcome to /r/IdeasForTheMods This sub is like /r/IdeasForTheAdmins except its /r/IdeasForTheMods

This is a sub where you can give moderators your opinions on their moderating, suggest stuff to the mods, ask the mods questions, suggest improvements to specific or nonspecific subs, or just give moderators feedback. Anyone (moderators and non-moderators) can subscribe, comment, and post to this sub.