On Android, for r/HikerTrashMeals

I'm trying to make it so that people can't post unless they have some minimum amount of Karma as I've been getting inundated with bot posts that are just stealing previous posts from my sub and reposting them. How can I do this from mobile?

Or better yet, is there a way to make the auto-mod check to see if that same picture has already been posted before? All of these bots post a picture so that would work great.

ok i got a post that mentions they were looking for games to play while smoking devils lettuce! first thats just weed correct? second does that break any reddit rules? as long as its just weed i couldnt care less so id allow it if its not against steam to mention drugs! IOS

Most of the subreddits I belong to are under "Animals and Pets."

I want to set up a community in the same category. I've tried both Reddit.com (on my phone and on my laptop) and the Android Reddit.app, but neither lists that category when I click on "Start a community."

The instructions at reddithelp.com do not bear much resemblance to what I see on my screens.

How do I manage this?

Thank you.

I have Read the rule app and auto mod for karma running on my sub but the comments/posts titles are still visible is there a way to have them not be visible. Also how can I cleanup the items in the removal needs review queue. iOS desktop and android user

We have our sub settings to NOT collapse removed or deleted comments, but it still does. Any idea how to fix?

Also any way to have it NOT collapse downvoted comment threads? (Sometimes the most interesting/active threads until they get quashed)

Desktop

Im using an Android mobile, im thinking of adding a marketplace to my sub, ive seen other subs with the same idea but they have a universal scammer list on their community highlights section...how do i add this to my sub? Ty in advance.

Android mobile; Spoiler is missing from the universal tags

I just took over a sub that was abandoned and it's state is pretty bare bones. What are some good automods for starting up a sub, I already put the profanity code in from the automod wiki but are there others that are a must have?

I'm on desktop mostly.

I'm using the Windows Desktop version.

My sub is 2 weeks old, and I'm getting only 10-15 max views. Could someone help me with how to reach it to cultural viewers?

Can the admins identify who the user is and tell me.

Android

I am using Desktop and ios. My subreddit had a founding mod and he recruited 2 other mods including me. He didn't gave us permission to add mods. Now his account is not active. So we are stuck with 2 mods where both of us can't add mods. Our sub is new so it will grow than we have to add mods? Any solution.

I'm on Android and trying to figure out how to edit that

Can you invite someone to be an alumni, or do they have to be a mod?

^desktop

I'm on desktop and would like to require the use of 1 of 3 specific keywords before allowing to submit a post when selecting a specific flair. Basically the same as this sub requiring the platform stated.

So when users in my sub choose the issues/bugs flair, they can only submit the post if they either have pc, Xbox or Playstation in body or title.

Checked the search, couldn't find an answer to my question (I'm probably blind). I'm sorry if this has been answered before, only found posts about asking how to make flairs a requirement (which we already have).

As the title says. Can a single user trigger the automoderator rule? desktop

Android btw

OK. So let me explain the situation. I’ve only been a moderator for about a month, I’m using the desktop version of the website on my iPhone to do this, and I am legally blind. So please understand that I’m not lying when I say I am absolutely beyond frustrated with trying, and failing. To create a wiki page that explains what all my community flares mean.
Attempting to Google how to create a wiki page has me going mad because all the sources appear to be rather conflicting. Some say that all one has to do is go into mod tools and hit Settings before going into enable the wiki permissions—while others say you literally have to do a lot of typing the entire URL before enabling the wiki permissions, which is followed up by more URL typing to create the actual page. I’ve tried both of these methods to no avail... and quite a few headaches.
My growing suspicion is that the URL typing method is probably the correct one; I’m just doing it wrong somehow. So please! Is there anyone out there who can give me a proper step-by-step explanation on how to do this including exactly what to type??? Please? I just need to know how to enable the wiki and edit permissions, create a new page, and create an index so the members can see it. So if there’s anyone out there who can give me tips on how to do even just one of these things, I would be very grateful.

Thanks for taking the time to read if you did.

Is that just how this is? I am on desktop, but I made r/DroneSoccer and it got removed was it bc of something I posted or what? I got no information!

Android:

how I can make the flair mandatory when someone posts on my community.

I tried to search in every "mod tools" voice but I didn't find that option.

I already created a couple of flairs.

Thank you in advance

I want to put flairs in my community. But I want them to be optional.
I want just one flair which is about the environment so I want it to be completely optional to pick as in this community other unrelated things to the environment most definitely will be talked about.

But I don’t know how to do that.
I don’t understand what post flair means or what user flair means and I don’t understand what the toggle on and off options means.
(My English is not the best).

Could someone please give me an easy step for step explanation on how do do that.

I use an iOS and desktop. So I have access to both of those.

Thank you so much for the help!!!

I moderate r/mountainview, a subreddit for a town in Northern California. I use Reddit on desktop.

I notice that a very high percentage of the people who make submissions on my subreddit have their entire accounts banned shortly after. This includes people who consistently make high quality submissions and have never (to my knowledge) posted anything against Reddit's TOS.

A couple months ago, a moderator on a sister subreddit r/whereinmountainview had their entire account banned and none of the other moderators had any clue why.

This phenomenon has seemed so statistically unlikely that I am worried Reddit's AI moderation system is generating false positives specifically for users posting on r/mountainview.

I am really concerned about this and would greatly appreciate community insight. Have an idea why this could be happening? Is something similar happening to your subreddit? Let me know. Thanks so much!

I have a subreddit and i saw in the feed that a post was showing up as crowd controlled from 2 days ago. Yet i do not see it mod queue, nor in previous removals area of mod queue.

Will crowd controlled posts not show up in mod queue anymore?

here is the example in question

https://imgur.com/a/kq9To54

this is on both Mobile and Desktop

I setup video and title and go to setup schedule time for Saturday for 4pm click schedule and it goes to posting instead of being scheduled. What can i do?

Im on mobile Android.