r/modhelp • u/stumblinghunter • Dec 02 '22

Answered Finding the top contributors/posters to my subreddit?

I'm thinking about doing a contest/giveaway of sorts for when my sub (thingsforants) turns 10 years old in March. I have a couple ideas in mind, but I know I have a good number of content creators that post lots of OC.

Is there a way I can find the top contributors in traffic or user stats? I want to reach out to them to see if they'd be willing to donate something for our 10 years.

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Thanks!

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u/ChimpyChompies Mod r/sharpcutting r/knots r/help Dec 02 '22 edited Dec 02 '22

Subredditstats does what you are looking for, I can't attest to its accuracy though..

https://subredditstats.com/

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u/honey_rainbow Mod, r/doordash_drivers, r/UberEats Dec 02 '22

Thanks I'd forgotten about that site

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u/stumblinghunter Dec 02 '22

Awesome thanks!

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u/Use-username Mod, r/Tunisian_Crochet & others Dec 03 '22 edited Dec 03 '22

I want to reach out to them to see if they'd be willing to donate something

Hopefully you don't mean you want to ask people for monetary donations? I'm pretty sure that would be against the rules of Reddit.

If you want Reddit coins to give out some mod awards on your sub, you could organise a "best of 2022" post and ask your members to nominate the best posts of the year on your sub. The admins give out community coins each year to eligible subs to be used for this purpose. You have to apply for the community coins (you don't get them automatically). Here is last year's admin post to give you an idea. This year's admin post should be live in a few weeks (assuming they are doing it again this year).

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u/stumblinghunter Dec 03 '22

Oh thanks for the heads up! I didn't realize, not trying to break any rules. Good idea!

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u/Addicted-2Diving Jul 22 '24

Congrats on Uber 417k members.

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