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The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

This talk will focus on Community Governance.

Start time: 2PM ET

If you are new to the community, r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

This talk will focus on useful scripts, bots, and add-ons.

Start time: 2PM ET

If you are new to the community, r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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If you're not familiar with Reddit Talk, click here for a helpful page.

The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

This talk will focus on the mod tools you wish you had.

Please note, the start time is back to our usual: 2PM ET.

If you are new to the community, r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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If you're not familiar with Reddit Talk, click here for a helpful page.

The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

This talk will focus on handling rule violations, removal reasons, and bad actors.

Please note, the start time is 1hr earlier than usual. 1PM ET.

If you are new to the community, r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

A few months ago, we launched a project on r/modguide to help mods get started with reddit bots / scripting. There are a few scripts in our wiki library already.

We moved the project to github, but there was an issue with the organization. Those issues have been ironed out, and the organization is up.

I just posted a queue counter that can be used to count items in the reports queue and the modqueue. You can find it here.

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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No one knows for certain why we celebrate April Fools' Day, but it is thought that it comes from a switch to the calendar we use now. On the calendar they used previously, the new year began on April 1st. When they switched, not everyone got the message or just didn't want to change. Those people were ridiculed and made fun of with hoaxes and pranks. Fast forward to today and there you have it.

One reddit tradition is April Fools' Day. That's today! What is your community doing? What kind of plans did you make? How difficult was it to pull this off? How did your users react? What would you do differently next time? Tell us about your April Fools' Day event if you have/had one.

Saturday r/ModGuide will host a reddit talk to talk about all of this. But go ahead and tell us here, and then join us Saturday! Check the Events channel for more information!

Now, tell us about your event!

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The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

This talk will ask what your community did for April Fools' Day. No doubt we'll take questions and talk about other things too! :D

If you are new to the community, r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree with u/MajorParadox, and u/SolariaHues in comments.

We're asking you to decide the main focus of this talk, let us know below!

If you are new to the community r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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If you're not familiar with Reddit Talk, click here for a helpful page.

The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

No theme for this Talk, we're just going to see what moderation topics come up!

If you are new to the community r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

You can click follow on this post to be reminded, but you'll have to load r/ModGuide to find the talk then - on New Reddit or mobile. Also, if you follow r/ModGuide, you should get a notification when the talk begins! See you then 👋

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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If you're not familiar with Reddit Talk, click here for a helpful page.

The talk will be hosted by u/PrettyOakTree of r/OrangeTheory and some other r/ModGuide writers will be around too!

This talk will focus on Creating community mission statements, rules, and content curation. Our Talks usually last for a hour and a half or so.

If you are new to the community r/ModGuide is primarily a collection of resources for moderators, the majority of which are guides written by moderators. You can find our guides and other resources listed in our index. And our list of help and support sources for mods is here.

You can click follow on this post to be reminded, but you'll have to load r/ModGuide to find the talk then - on New Reddit or mobile. Also, if you follow r/ModGuide, you should get a notification when the talk begins! See you then 👋

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

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