For sure, many subreddits use that initial first comment from Automod to provide extra information, rules, quick notes, and other resources and other reasons. There is no reason to have it collapsed. If it's going to be collapsed by default then there should be a setting to NOT have it collapsed for mods / subreddits who use it for those reasons i mentioned.

I cannot stand having them collapsed, having same issue.

Thanks!

Silly flamingos always actin a fool out in the field just eating up all the lasagna relaxing in the sunshine drinking up all the damn juice boxes

Team Flamingo! Representing the Fools! 💪 lol

I have noticed the same for a few weeks now

Automations / ‘Post Guidance’ would be a good way to try and encourage users to add more to the title if that’s what you want or you can flat out block it. Post guidance has a few options, but you can include a little pop up message to users based on keywords, in this case celebrity names.

Mod tools - Automations

Post Guidance Setup

Just wanted to say all that has been fixed now, Thank you!

You can see which ones are popular on the main page . Some you will find more helpful than others depending on your sub size, content, etc... Read their descriptions, test them out, see which ones work best for your team and sub. They all are great, lots of games / interactive ones too.

- Flooding Assistant

- Flair Assistant

- Modmail Quick User Summary

- Remove Macro

- Comment Mop

- community-hub 

- Trending Tattler 

- QualityVote Reborn 

- Hive Protector

- Evasion Guard

- Bot Bouncer

Just a few of my personal favs.

Same! I am very intrigued lol

Community Guide really. It gives you a spot to enter a ‘welcome message’ to new users. So it’s presented to them at join of the subreddit instead of a message being sent out. Mod tools - Community Guide

Awesome, thank you!

I also reported this issue last month on here, it happens on the sort / filter and also in wiki pages.

I reported the same issue last month. It also happens on the wiki and other pages.

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Thank you

Agreed. I thought they were really good and nicely put together. They were super helpful and you could get hands on with sections too. I found them all incredibly helpful when they came out.

The score helps based on if you want to allow a repost that maybe did not get a lot of engagement / upvotes.

So if a user makes a post today and gets like 50 upvotes on it. And lets say you have your repostdays set to 60 and the score set to like 20. Then the next time a user attempts to make the same post using the same image the bot will look at the recent (original post) and see if it was over the score you have set and if it has passed the 60 day timeframe. If the days has passed that timeframe then the post would be allowed but if the 60 days has NOT yet passed and the score / upvotes is either under or over w/e you have set, that will factor into the bots action as well.

So the bot will look at the score of the previous post and how many days have passed and then the bot will take action depending on your configuration.

I can't really explain that part anymore than i have really lol sorry :( this image https://imgur.com/MmdfDci though really explains that part the best.

You're welcome and no worries! You might benefit from just using the 'actionALL' rule if you don't really care about how many upvotes a post got and how many days has passed before you allow a repost. a'ctionALL' will just function as a repost bot regardless of the 'score' and 'days'

You can see that code example here: https://github.com/downfromthetrees/the_magic_eye/blob/master/docs/settings.md

and just copy n paste it and edit the text if needed.

If you DO NOT care about the 'score' / 'upvotes' or 'days' there is a setting for 'action ALL' posts regardless of the score and days.

If you set that to true the bot will act on reposts regardless of the days and score. You might want to use that setting if you main goal is to capture as many reposts as you can regardless of the votes and days.

Look here: https://github.com/downfromthetrees/the_magic_eye/blob/master/docs/settings.md

If 60 days has not yet passed and the same image is posted then the bot will attempt to remove it as a repost.

So you could keep the medium and large score the same and keep the small score low and top score low.

So topscore could be like 10 and smallscore could be like 5 or something low.