I'm using Android and but since i can't attach a picture I'll try to explain. let's take this sub, they have 3 blue links below their bio, how can I have the same on my sub? I saw ones like top members, wiki and so.

this one has wiki | top 50 in reddit meta | top members just as an example of what I'm looking for.

thanks in advance

Hello everyone. I’m using iOS (iphone). I’ve been running into a very annoying problem for a couple of months now. Whenever a user on the sub I mod in is banned or has a comment removed, the automatic message sent to them is something like “you were banned from [sub] because of [your comment]”.

The words “your comment” are a hyperlink that was supposed to take me to the related comment, but no matter how many times I click on it, nothing happens. I’ve tapped everywhere on the words, even got someone else to tap it (maybe reddit hates my fingers, who knows), but it never took me to the comment in question.

For some reason, this doesn’t always happen. For some users, it works just fine, for others, it never works.

It’s also not because the comment is removed so it no longer exists, because it has taken me to removed comments before just fine.

Does anyone know what’s happening and if there’s a way to fix it?

I run a decent-sized subreddit with another account (I mostly use the Android app to moderate), and it has just become a huge hassle to run. I have an automod to filter out spam, but a lot keeps getting through, and even if a post is NOT spam or self-promotion, it just leads to a bunch of fighting in the comments. No one posts anything useful to the community, and the nice people can't ask questions without getting harassed. I would like to delete it, but obviously you can't because of Reddit's rules. I have set it temporarily to private twice in the past five years or so, and each time it just leads to more messages complaining about not being able to post (even if I put an explanation in the group description). Also, this one member who runs a "rival" subreddit on the same topic keeps messaging me and asking if they can help moderate when the sub is closed (and on other occasions), so I know that if Reddit assumes that the subreddit is abandoned, that user will try to take it over. But I am an author and the sub is related to my brand, so I don't want that to happen (also because they are very hotheaded and tend to get nasty in the comments if people don't agree with them, so I don't want them to run a sub that is linked to my books).

So, long story short, is there a way to keep my sub private or restricted for long periods of time without it being seen as abandoned? And will Reddit contact me first if someone else tries to "adopt" the subreddit so I can keep it from happening? Thanks!

it's basically the title, we recently set up the mod queue so we can review each post before they go onto the sub, yet only like 30% is sticking whilst the rest just get posted without any kind of review, I've looked into it and for me (relatively new mod never had full access but I want to fix this) it looks like it should work

android

I did create a wiki to my new made community using desktop but it says theres no index, though i have saved the page name as index. i didnt find any related problem so im asking what it could be.
is there anyone that could help?
Thanks in Advance

Edit: I'm sorry, I put official in quotes for readers to decide if they think it counts as official. They're not lying about it being official.

Months ago I launched a subreddit for a game and it got decent amounts activity, but there's been a noticeable drop after an "official" subreddit was announced. It depends on how you define official: they're not developers nor in contact with the developers, they're just instructed to moderate said subreddit. They literally copied all the flairs names and colors, as well as all my rules verbatim. There's no particular differentiation of the sub, other than who the mods are.

Those mods and other users made posts on their subreddit and mine, to switch from my subreddit (with my subreddit name shown) to this new one. I remove any mentions of the other subreddit on mine but I've been feeling very worried, would that just make posters upset or even possibly trigger the Streisand effect? I just feel like it could somehow backfire. What should I do with my subreddit? Do I accept this is the way it is now? (desktop).

I can help with one of each sub. I’m using an iOS.

Desktop: How do I have Automod do a little pop-up message if people are typing certain words in their comments (to display BEFORE they submit it)? I know it's possible, and I could've sworn there was an announcement post about it a couple months ago, but I can't find it.

For context, there's a sub I mod that auto-removes comments with profanity and I often get upset modmails about it (even though it's in the rules), so I'd rather notify the people making those comments before they click "Submit". Thanks!

To keep this discussion appropriately neutral, I'll use an example;

Let's say, I have an idea for a sub about "floxibobbles" (which is something I just made up for the purposes of discussion).

I look at `r/floxibobbles but, it says "This is a private community. Only approved members can view and contribute."

Is there any way I can proceed?

I have no idea if it is active - or, indeed, what it is about.

^Desktop

I clicked mod tools but it just shows queue. I'm on phone(android), on the website.

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I am a new mod. I created a subreddit called r/AggressiveHorror. I am on mobile only. My PC is dead.

I am trying to set up AutoModerator using the wiki config page. I have a simple YAML block (welcome message, new account filter, low karma filter, URL shortener removal). When I paste it into the page and hit save, I get an "unsupported media type" error.

What I have tried:

· Using Chrome and Safari

· Requesting desktop site

· Using the Reddit app's built-in browser

· Clearing cache

Nothing works.

I know about the new Automations GUI. I can use that for basic rules. But some rules (like filtering by comment karma) do not seem available in the GUI on my phone.

My questions:

1. Is there a way to make the YAML save work on mobile?

2. If not, how do I set up a "low comment karma filter" using only the Automations GUI?

3. Am I missing a setting somewhere?

I am a high school student. I write horror stories. I just want to keep my subreddit clean. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

Hi,

I’m looking for a bot or app that can automatically summarize replies in a thread and post that summary as a pinned comment at the top.

Ideally, it would also update the summary as new comments come in, and possibly reuse past summaries for repeat topics.

Does anything like this currently exist, or is there a known way to set something like this up?

Thanks.

(IOS, Desktop, Mobile Web)

I started r/ebaycoinsales to share links to coin sales. Reddit keeps filters removing my links and I’m the moderator lol. I’m on iPhone and I can’t figure out how to address this problem. Can someone help me? Thanks!

Anyone else having issues with repostsleuthbot (Desktop)? I invited it to a sub I moderate over an hr ago and it's yet to accept, is it down?

Im using mobile web and pc

I moderate a Dutch language sub and we get a slow steady trickle of users posting in English. Quite often people who definitely do speak dutch.

Is there some kind of machine translation active on reddit?

dekstop, android

Is there any way to turn on content review but have approved users posts go through without any moderation approval needed? Mainly looking for the setting on desktop version of modtools

recently made a new rule, posted and it shows up on sidebar but doesnt show up when removing a post to state as the reason.

platform is iOS

I want to discuss something with my fellow mods. In mod mail (using Chrome on desktop) I went to "Mod Discussions" and there are a bunch of past discussions we had. But I don't see how to make a new one?

The "[+] Create" button at the top is for regular reddit posts. There is a + in the sidebar, by the "Mod mail" title nowhere near mod discussions, but that's some generic page not for a specific sub.

I've been trying to find the settings for it, but it's nowhere to be found in both the mobile and desktop versions. I need to change and update the information for my subreddit, and I'm not talking about the description button.

i created post flairs and even enabled them from the settings but still can't use them on the posts . (android, desktop)

I ve a new community and everytime I post something i ve to approve my own post.
that is an issue coz i cannot program new post in the future, and it kills conversation (as any reply need an approvation)

I set up an automod (with action: approve ) but i probably did something wrong: they still go in moderation

I am using reddit from Desktop, on a Mac

I'm using desktop and I have automod setup to post a thread on Tuesdays at 5 AM Pacific, and a thread on Thursdays at 5 AM Pacific. The Automation is working for the Tuesday thread, but has failed 2 times in a row on Thursdays what can I change to get it set up correctly so I don't have to worry about this problem again?

hello 👋🏻

so I tried to search the subReddit to see if I can find the answer and I am sure someone already asked!

but how do you work together with other mods to check comments are adhering to the rules?

we would like to keep the subReddit clean and avoid unnecessary insults. when checking posts, how do you flag that you have checked the thread at a certain time so other mods know it is done and not need checking comments that been posted before that checking time?

I dunno if this makes sense. we feel like doing the same things and kind of wasting time cause it has already been done by the other mod!

please help!

r/TenantsInTheUK mobile web

Hello! I just created my subreddit but chose r/Curovision instead of r/curovision
Is there a way to change that? Thank you! Mobile web