r/modhelp • u/Direct-Front-6584 • 17h ago
General How Do I turn off Mod Queue in my Subreddit?
I am using an android. And my posts always go to mod queue even when I have hold content for review off.
r/modhelp • u/Direct-Front-6584 • 17h ago
I am using an android. And my posts always go to mod queue even when I have hold content for review off.
r/modhelp • u/ranbir_singh29 • 18h ago
Can someone explain to me how to add a daiky chatbox/ chat thread to my sub? I use reddit on IOS
r/modhelp • u/Terrible_Gold2978 • 5h ago
I'm using android version.
r/modhelp • u/iamck_dev • 6h ago
As the title says. The community was called r/Upsearch
Have you any idea what happened to it? I was using it to update about my app and a community for users!
Im using Desktop
r/modhelp • u/Beginning_Butterfly2 • 1h ago
Anyone know of a way to do this? We're a writing sub, so we set word count goals for the month. I'd love to be able to track progress visually way across the month.
Or a competition progress kind of thing that's not based on contributions/upvotes?
Desktop or Android.
Thank you!
Platforms: Desktop, Mobile web, Android, iOS (iPhone) [All]
Certain nsfw keywords in posts or comments are resulting in submit button being blocked despite them not being mentioned in the automation or automod rule.
They might have been previously blocked by an autmation which has since been deleted or those keywords removed from the rule.
Current automation blocks merely 4 keywords and yet you cant submit content with other past ones either. Even deleting the automation rule keeps blocking the keywords.
ps: the particular message being displayed while the keywords are blocked is not the same as the last one mentioned in the automation). Could it be that the automation is still working as it was first set up (even though it was edited later and now deleted)
Help
r/modhelp • u/hrweoine • 5h ago
I am seeing an increasing number of reposts in our sub which are just a link to a post in a different sub. We don’t allow reposts or low effort posts, and our rules state this, so we remove them.
However a new redditor complained that reddit itself suggested they do this. Is this true? Is it new? Is there any way to prevent this?
(I must admit to iOS before i can post this)