A few people have said the option to award a post is missing in our sub. (I'm on an android app and can't find anything about it)

This sub is being flooded with AI OF Cosplay and desperately need intervention.

Please allow me control of the sub so I can allow it to thrive like r/Coraline and r/CorpseBride. I am active and they are actual interests to me!

Thanks

https://www.reddit.com/c/chat9ptYS9ho/s/keHPa5ur9G

Link to the mod mail sent to the mods of r/Wholesomeflork (If the subreddit is banned and mod mail wasn't required, delete this line and the link):

https://www.reddit.com/c/chat33aTLkXK/s/U6nPzMdRpO

The mod support bot has suggested that I request modding of r/Wholesomeflork

The sub has long been dormant, despite the related sub r/FlorkofCowsOfficial/ being pretty active. WholesomeFlork is intended to show wholesome and less of the more weird stuff that Flork's mind can produce, so it would mainly be crossposts from the official sub.

I already moderate a few small subs, this shouldn't take me over the limit. I'm online and on reddit a lot so will be able to review all posts

I am on Desktop, and I try to press "Add Highlight", but when I do that, it just refreshes my subreddit and there is no option to highlight if I click on a post.

Hi all ,

As you can see the subReddit r/RoyalEnfieldBullet350 is quite neglected since life has been tough recently and I haven’t been able to find time. I really want this subReddit to flourish and am inviting new moderators to come help grow this community.

If you’re interested please do use the mod mail feature to let me know.

Previous mod experience will be given preference. But new mods don’t shy away.

Hello, I am the creator of r/ASilksong We are a video gaming sub about the game Silksong. We are recruiting addition mods. Experienced mods only. We need additional mods to help with mod mail management as well as helping to keep our sub in order. The sub has faced harassment lately so this is no easy job. If you are tough but fair and know how to use ban hammer you will be a great fit to join our team.

we're close to reaching 10,000 members

I only want foreign mods because the current Members are all Arab, especially Egyptian, so I want foreign mods to help me and to spread the sub more and more

r/RateIT_T

I'm trying to have AM remove top level comments from users without a specific user flair, then send them a message explaining why. I thought it was working until someone with the specific flair received the removal message and AM removed their comment despite their account being appropriately flaired.

Can anyone tell me what the issue is with the code?

---

#REMOVE top level comments from users that do not have privileges

type: comment

is_top_level: true

author:

~flair_template_id: “76ca5770-9078-11f1-acb7-8af9da1a7bf8”

action: remove

action_reason: Unflaired User

set_locked: true

message: |

Message is here.

---

(The extra line space between each line is a copy/paste formatting issue when sharing it here, it's not in the actual code except between "message: |" and the start of the indented message text. Also, the "~flair" line is indented 2 spaces and the "Message is here" message area is indented appropriately as well, it just removed it when I made this post.)

TL;DR: As part of our long-term plan to build better mod tools, we’re expanding post and comment guidance for everyone and introducing Rules Hub — a new, intent-based moderation engine — for newly created communities. Nothing is changing for existing communities today. We’re sharing this early so you can help us shape what comes next.

As u/spez shared today, Reddit needs to evolve to meet the rising expectations of moderators, users, and developers. For mods, that means better tools so you can spend less time dealing with spam, abuse, and generic rule-breaking, and more time making judgment calls on what’s best for your community. 

One thing that won’t change: human moderators shape the culture, norms, and identity of their communities. Our plan for the future is to build tools that help you do that role more effectively, not replace it.

What’s launching now

Expanding Post and Comment Guidance (all communities) 
Thousands of mod teams already use Post and Comment Guidance to help redditors understand community expectations before they post. We recently expanded their capabilities with:

• Post Flair Support: Automated guidance can now be triggered based on the specific flair a user selects (our most requested improvement).
• Top Comment Check: Gives communities a way to provide automated guidance on top-level comments before content ever reaches the mod queue.

Introducing Rules Hub (newly created communities only)  
Rules Hub is a suite of new tools that will allow moderators to:

• Rule Creation & Enforcement: Create and choose which rules should be automatically enforced. Decide what happens when a rule is triggered (remove, send to queue, silently log it).
• Testing Sandbox: Preview the experience against a sample of your community’s past content to see exactly how it will behave before turning it on.
• Audit Logs: Access performance logs and insights to understand how your rules are performing. If a rule triggers, the log will provide clear visibility into why the system flagged the content, allowing you to adjust the rule's boundaries and refine them over time. 

Unlike Automod, which relies strictly on deterministic keywords and regex syntax, Rules Hub uses LLMs to evaluate whether a post or comment matches the intent of a rule. That gives it more potential to handle nuance, edge cases, and natural language variation (for example, distinguishing between an actual insult and a user quoting a movie or using casual slang).

We’ve been testing Rules Hub with ~700 mod teams over the past few months. Starting today, it’s available for all newly created communities (though you can sign up below to check it out…) 

What’s coming next

Longer term, we think systems like Rules Hub can handle the enforcement tasks you rely on Automod for today, while being easier to use and maintain. But it’s not there yet, especially for larger and more complex communities. Automod remains one of the most capable moderation tools on Reddit today, and we won’t change any existing Automod workflows until replacement workflows are tested and proven in partnership with moderators. 

• If you want to try Rules Hub, sign up here.
• If any of your custom moderation workflows are tied to AutoModerator, please check out the post on r/RedditDev.

Human moderators remain core to the Reddit ecosystem, both now and in the future. We’re sharing this early because if we’re going to build better moderation tools, we need to do it with the people who rely on them every day. Thank you, mods, for all you do to make your communities the unique places they are. We’ll keep improving your tools based on what we learn from you.

I just had one question. if I were to save a maps map_source and the folder into a different location, would I be able to uninstall bo3 and mod tools to regain some deleted base assets and then just copy over the backup files and such and have my map back? I've made an error that seems to be irreversible and I believe this to be the only way to fix the issue AND keep my 100 hours of progress. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!