/r/ModSupport
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https://www.reddit.com/r/brockgang/
This subreddit is called r/brockgang, which is obviously annoying because r/BrockGang looks better. I understand it's not possible to change a subreddit's name internally, but there is a workaround or few that if even one is implemented, it will greatly assist the users:
history.replaceState('data to be passed', 'BrockGang', 'r/BrockGang');
When searching the subreddit in reddit's search bar, reveal it to the user by its new capitalized name.
Each time the subreddit appears with "r/" before its name (in as many places as possible) replace it to the new capitalization (Feed, search bar, side bar, etc...)
When using crossposting, sharing, etc... Place the new capitalized form in it. The page will properly load if you use the "wrong" capitalization:
If this workaround is not good, I will assume reddit does not care about capitalization (I'm also perfectly fine with being unable to rename a subreddit, and agree subreddits can be forgotten, but once a capitalization mistake occurs, it's a permanent scar on that subreddit)
When I go to Reddit homepage and search "book" or "books" my sub r/IReadABookAndAdoredIt does not appear. We are 16 months old (older than other subs that appear) and have 61,000 members (though many book subs are in the millions, there are many that appear in the search that have ~2,000 members. It's an active sub with very enthusiastic, positive interaction (minimal moderating). How do I get it to show up? Or who can I contact about this?
Meanwhile, if anyone wants to try doing a search to see if it turns up for you - that would be great!
Good morning, I am part of the moderators of a private subreddit and I don't know how to change the fact that videos cannot be sent, how is it done?
Im not sure how to create a tag to say that a post is a 'QUESTION' or 'DISCUSSION' etc...
I noticed that every single time a user uses redact to erase their history reddit will flag and remove the post/comment on the abuse and harassment filter (even though comment is usually greater than a year old). Is this normal, and will it cause issues with my subreddit being flagged for too many "abuse" filter removals.
How do i turn on posts so people can post?
I can't see a way to invite users in a official way to your sub when using a pc, why is that ?
First of all where did came from: a user or is it automated?
And what do do? Do I HAVE to remove the post or otherwise reddit is banning the subreddit?
The post doent promote hate in direct way. The hate aspect is debatable tbh imo. Its around the topics we all know well. Its a crosspost of a map of Europe from r/MapPorn that show statistic of roberry and the west is in darker color. The post title "I wonder why the west's percentage is so high...".
I mean seriously reddit considers such posts as hate? Are we being dead serious here?
We’ve seen cases where Reddit’s ban evasion filter automatically permanently suspends users, even when they were incorrectly flagged.
When we contacted r/ModSupport, admins told us that only the user can appeal and that they can’t do anything about it.
But this isn’t just about appeals. This is about an automated system that kills accounts, even when mods explicitly state that the user should be allowed back.
A user was correctly flagged for ban evasion after creating an alt account for another purpose (she just participated on the our sub). That account got automatically banned from out sub because she participated on karma4free subs. Then she deleted it, and returned to her main account. Because of that, her main account got correctly flagged and suspended for 7 days.
We decided to forgive her and let her return. But after her first suspension expired, she was immediately suspended for another 7 days, even though we had explicitly stated in Modmail that we were okay with her coming back.
She submitted an appeal and referenced our Modmail message, but her appeal was declined.
Today, when her second 7-day suspension expired, she left a comment and was permanently suspended. There’s no record of this in mod logs (like filtered comment by Reddit's filter due to ban evasion), and we have zero control over it.
Admins in r/ModSupport just repeat that “the user has to appeal,” but that doesn’t solve the real issue— a ban evasion tool that escalates punishments until accounts are permanently wiped out.
Has anyone else experienced this? What do you think about this?
My subreddit right now is categorized as NSFW, after looking through some of the reddit info docs NSFW is literal - nothing you wouldn't look at while you're at work. We aren't posting anything that's NSFW, but our subject matter is a mature subject.
Is there a way to keep my subreddit 18+ but loose the NSFW filters? I've looked through settings and docs and I can't find an answer.
Asking because I've seen what looks like an orange checkmark flair, similar to the Twitter "verified" flair or the Skype button but orange, on a few subreddits. However, I can't find any official explanation from Reddit as to what this means, or how you can add it to a subreddit. I would like to add this flair to a subreddit I moderate. Help?
We had a PM message this morning that an account we reported for Ban Evasion was found to have evaded a ban, and was banned from Reddit:
Thanks for submitting a report to the Reddit admin team. After reviewing, we found that:
<ACCOUNT> broke Reddit’s rule against ban evasion. As a result, <ACCOUNT> was banned from Reddit. To learn more about how Reddit uses a variety of signals to identify and take action against potential ban evaders, visit our help center article on ban evasion.
We routinely copy this response into the archived modmail where we banned them ourselves for ban evasion, so we have it for posterity. And after doing so, we clicked on the their account link, and their account link comes up not showing the account is suspended from Reddit like we normally see.
Is there now some sort of lag between Reddit saying they banned the account, and the account actually being suspended? Or has the process changed?
I've had my community r/NRP_token for almost a week now. Yesterday, I told a lot of friends and acquaintances about it and promoted it. Overnight, many people joined, and it kept growing. This morning, I noticed that no one can access the community anymore, and I can no longer see any posts in it. I received a notification saying I have 50 members, but the community still shows only 45 members. For some reason, everything has stalled, and nothing can be done anymore. Nothing bad was done—no spam, no insults... Can someone please help us get our community r/NRP_token back to working?
We'd really appreciate it 😊
I have a few members that I can’t see their profile. Some have been approved several times. But they can’t post and I can’t find them when I search for them. But I can chat on modmail.
My sub occasionally removes a post (I guess its assuming spam?) as soon as they're posted. I'm looking through the rules but I cannot seem to find a place to stop that from happening.
I want all posts to go through, nothing filtered. I would rather manually remove posts than have to manually approve posts. What could be causing this to happen, and how do I stop it?
My moderation log says the mod is "reddit" and "(Reputation Filter: May be from a spammer or someone likely to break rules)"
Is there a way to disable this behavior?
I was promoted to mod in r/Arkansas about a week ago. Since then, I have been unable to access that page except for the mod queue. This means I can't keep an eye on comments and the like. When I try to load the page, it just spins and spins until it eventually says "sorry, we had some trouble getting to Reddit." I have no issues accessing reddits that I am not a mod in. Any advice here?
Hey was trying to access r/AcuityAdds in a desktop view on my browser without logging In so I could view the header picture but I get a message that comes up to go back to home or open in app . How do I get my community reviewed to make this go away. Ty
Has there been a change to the modqueue? It's either that or I'm going nuts. I feel sure the far left panel used to include which sub each post was in, in the combined queue, and it doesn't now. This is making quick decisions where the title or preview of a post is clearly rule breaking that little more work.
Hi, I have some feedback on reddit native removal reasons:
I have a video for the bugs but can't put it in this post. If it'll be helpful, let me know how I can provide that
And I can't flair this post
Overall, I think this latest queue is the best one we've had, and it's clear you're trying to make mod lives easier with meaningful features and using existing tools (eg, 2018 reddit's queue, toolbox, etc) to take the best from everything. So thank you, I appreciate this
Looking to give some feedback for further improvement:
Also how come I can't see flair options for this post? I just see "Add tags"
I found r/Minecraftcountries yesterday, saw it had no members or mods, and wondered if it is possible for me to become a mod for it.
Apologies if I am late to noticing this, but there is no longer a "See More" link atop r/nfl and instead is a "Top Members". It's a leaderboard of top posters and commenters.
Whereas on the other sub I mod, r/Games, it still has the "See More" link. Is this a setting I am missing? If so, where is it?
I clearly remember turning off all types of notifications apart from post/comment replies and tags.
However, this past week I am getting notification updates about any new posts made in subs I'm part of, and subs I have just browsed too.
Am I missing something here about any new announcements or changes done to ramp up these engagement on the site?
I have got to disable updates from every single community now individually, as and when they are popping up.
Hello, I am unable to reorder mods in r/QuantumLeap. The other two mods listed are inactive and can be removed. Thanks for any help!
I need mods for my sub Reddit. We are the UTUBE streets on YouTube. or even pointers I need help taking a couple things off the interface hit me 🔌
Guys, from the app, r/ModSupport has no "See more" link in the Category line, so no link to the sidebar or wiki.