Trying to figure out how to require user flare, but only turning up directions for previous draft of Reddit. Anyone have an idea? Mobile web

I am on iOS and cannot see comments on any posts only in the sub I mod. No issues, messages, etc. but any post I open in that sub, it says server error and 0 comments will load.

I visited other subs and can see comments there.

Why would this be happening?

(Desktop) How come automations work for other communities? I used automations for r/RomanEmperors for post guidance on the Roman Empire, but when I save & exit and try posting, nothing shows up.

Is there any way other than going from sub to sub and checking if this happens? Sometimes I find that even a well-developed sub doesn't get recommended enough when someone else's recommended sub shows up on yours.

In general, Android, iOS, Windows, whatever.

Hello,

A sub has been handed over to me. However, I don't have full control of the sub, like removing/editing mods.

How do I access that? Do I have to make a r/redditrequest for that?

Thank you!

I mostly use the Desktop for major changes

So im completely reddit dummy 101. Brand new. Started a sub, trying to enable wiki system. And actually I dont even know why😆. Is that needed? What is it? When wanting to post elsewhere and the rules tell you to follow wiki....how? On android

Hi everyone,

I'm an Admin of an italian subreddit where users also discuss and review various online stores in the tech industry (we talk about hardware and pc builds, desktop, laptop etc). Recently, a store owner contacted us, requesting the removal of user comments that were critical of their business. These comments, however, did not violate any subreddit rules or Reddit’s Content Policy base on our comprehension of the Reddit's rules; they were user opinions, some of which were backed by factual data (e.g., technical comparisons between products).

The store owner claims in private chat that these comments are defamatory, but no formal reports have been made through Reddit's reporting system, nor have we received any valid reasons under our rules to justify their removal. He also flooded that thread with comments trying to basically intidimate users, calling them defamatory comments. From my understanding, negative reviews and criticisms—unless they contain false, malicious misinformation—are a normal part of online discourse and you usually accept criticisms and you talk about it constructively.

Now I was sending him a message indicating to him to report if he wanted to and to send a formal message to Reddit in case he still thinks those comments are defamatory, because deleting them, from my point of view, would be censorship.

But before doing that, my questions are:

1. As moderators, are we obligated to remove such comments upon request from a business?
2. Could there be any liability for us as moderators if we refuse to comply with this request?
3. If a business insists on content removal, what is the proper way to handle such situations in line with Reddit’s policies?

I want to ensure that we are handling this situation correctly while maintaining the integrity of the subreddit. Any guidance or official references would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

What is a mod of a subreddit supposed to actually do about this? Especially if its s legitimate report? Desktop and/or Android

*harm

Sorry if it seems like an odd question, but I'm trying to do some banner tweaks and need a little help.

Previously, I had the best results working through a link that was giving me options such as changing the tiling, banner size (small/medium/large), and a few other options. I've look all over and can't can't find that link anymore.

Have things been updated recently and it's just not available anymore, or does anybody happen to know the link? It had the word style in the link as far as I recall.

On desktop/Android.

I clicked the shield, but it doesn't have the "Sticky" option anymore. Which option do I use? I know this is a repetitive question, but I searched and can't find it.

Desktop, Firefox

We are a popular community with 10k members.

How can I make automod enforce these ranks and those who contribute regularly and stick around get to ranked up. Otherwise I will need to do it manually and keep an eye on who is engaging regularly.

Also can I do giveaways like giving out vouchers to certain users, at my own expense.

Android

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to create my own subreddit and was wondering about the process of becoming a moderator. Surf on reddit via both android and PC. I know you can start a community yourself, but I’ve also heard that some mods go through courses or certifications. Is there any official training or requirements to become a good mod, or is it all just experience-based?

Also, any tips on how to manage and moderate a community effectively would be really helpful. I’d appreciate any insights from experienced mods!

I have activated the "Require article flair" in my community but on my Desktop I can still post things without a flair and in the app it shows to be opional. Users can still post things without setting any flairs.

Desktop

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I've been keeping an eye on some accounts that operate like a nonstop spam machine. Using keywords like waterdropfilter, CrewAI, Mindlink,and Zenmev, I tracked their daily activity and found this pattern:

u/ObjectiveTeary

u/RoughOwll
u/ajal0
u/Dangerous-One-4975 (already banned)

These accounts keep spamming non-stop, and the coordination is way too obvious to ignore. Take a look at their profiles—if you spot the same suspicious pattern, report them. u/ObjectiveTeary and u/RoughOwll are especially concerning.

Sample cases of promoting Zenmev at the same time from u/ObjectiveTeary and u/RoughOwll.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereumnoobies/comments/1jlkk6a/understanding_mev_and_how_zenmev_can_help/
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMicroInvestors/comments/1jflrbi/anyone_else_earning_from_mev_staking/

While editing this post, bot ObjectiveTeary still working on CrewAI at the moment
https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoGPT/comments/1jotlkc/how_can_ai_agents_enhance_your_workflow_check_out/

Let's keep our community clean - your reports can make a difference!

I've done a lot of things to get this sub growing but no one has subbed, commented, or even upvoted. I've tried to follow those guides but it just doesn't work. Can you help me?

I'm on desktop btw.

I'd like to remove the ability for someone with Everything permissions to add/remove mods.

Desktop, Mobile iOS

same as title, using reddit on desktop

Platform: Desktop

I’ve been moderating a community for some time, and one of the biggest issues our mod team is facing is that some people repeatedly comment the same keyword over and over again (they also mention the Reddit community for that keyword as well). I asked ChatGPT to create an auto-moderator to remove such comments, but it’s not running properly.

Another issue is that people keep asking the same questions, even though three posts on the same topic are pinned in the subreddit. Yet, they still ask the same question. Is there any way to automatically remove such posts and comments?

If anyone can help, it would be greatly appreciated—it would bring some peace to us as moderators.

desktop

I have been had a good run over a year while using both desktop and Android, but last four months have had little to nothing growth. Infact, I am losing members, noone is viewing it too.

I am consistently posting with minimum 4 to 5 posts daily, interacting and more. No bans, no suspends.

I use iOS and desktop. After posts are approved they will appear on the feed for a few minutes before they’re no longer visible. Sometimes they will re appear but for the most part the posts are not accessible for anyone to view.

Is there a way to make sure these posts stay up?

I've had moderator access on the r/snapmaker subreddit for a few months, and use Safari on macOS desktop as my primary browser. No issues until about 2-3 weeks ago when some updated moderator tools were announced/released. Now when I attempt to access the subreddit where I am a moderator, the browser hangs, hard, and refuses to load any part of the page. This occurs with the main subreddit page, or individual posts. I suspect some portion of the updated tools has an incompatibility with Safari or a configuration option I'm using. Can anyone confirm similar behaviors, or have suggestions for proceeding?

In our subreddit we have two ranks - Good Contributior & Quality Contributior.

I marked a user as Good C. They then unmarked this.

However I have the option in my tools un ticked. When I assign someone a user flair, I don't want them to be able to amend or edit it.

Android

Hey, so I just recently acquired control of the small subreddit r/NordicUnion. And for some reason only I and the other new mod can set post flairs while the rest of the users can’t assign flairs. Anyone know what’s causing this?

I’m currently using my iPhone but its the same on my laptop

Hello,

Since some time we have u/ reddit randomly removing people's comments.

Like here: https://imgur.com/a/jszJASb

• These comments never breach any rule
• They are not removed straight away, usually after a few hours or 1 day.
• I can approve them (unlike removals for russian website linked)
• Removal does NOT appear in mod logs
• It's usually in our discussion thread
• Users getting comments removed are not warned/banned by reddit

Can someone explain why it happens and how I can solve this ? (I mod on desktop)