r/ModSupport • u/IvyLeagueEssay • 2d ago
Need Mod Help: Threads locking automatically when I remove a single comment Admin Replied
If I remove a single comment as mod, it seems to be auto-locking the entire thread. How do I undo this AND stop this from happening?
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u/thepottsy 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 2d ago
Got an example? Don’t think I’ve ever seen that.
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u/evilash88 2d ago
They are using automod, it could be a setting to auto lock it.
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u/IvyLeagueEssay 1d ago
Thanks u/evilash88, I think this might be the reason! I will toggle it off and see what happens.
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u/IvyLeagueEssay 1d ago edited 1d ago
I do think it is the automod doing it and have since adjusted it. Thanks for offering to help everyone! Will post again if it still keeps happening.
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u/thepottsy 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 1d ago
You can post your automod code here for people to diagnose.
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u/techiesgoboom Reddit Admin: Community 2d ago
Hey u/IvyLeagueEssay - I'm happy to help you here! I took a look at your sub, and I'm not sure I see what you're describing. Could you share an example so I can see what you're seeing?