Anyone else's subreddit recieving a lot of fundraisers recently?

Hi, I’ve noticed that my subreddit has been getting a lot more fundraiser posts recently. probably 10x the amount we normally see.

What’s making me a little concerned is that many of them seem to follow almost exactly the same pattern. The Modmail is identical, the title/message is essentially the same, and only the details in the body change (e.g. someone has one disease, someone else has another). They also all seem to be attaching Google Drive documents that look genuine.

I’m not trying to imply that these fundraisers are fake or that people shouldn’t be allowed to ask for help. I just find the consistency in how they’re being submitted a bit unusual, especially given how suddenly the volume has increased.

have you noticed this too? How do you handle fundraiser posts like these?

** I hope I don't sound like a jerk**

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u/I_-AM-ARNAV — 20 days ago

Making ban evasion easier to report. Especially for mobile.

As a moderator Instead of going going to reddit.com/report we should have an in app option to report a ban evader. We can give our reasoning+ any other suspected accounts.

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u/I_-AM-ARNAV — 3 months ago

Need some guidance regarding ban of a co mod.

Hi,

One of my co-moderator’s account was recently suspended by Reddit on the basis of 'spam'. The ban is permanent, They believe this was a mistake or an automated false positive, so they have submitted an official appeal from that account. Now this can lead into 2 ways-

  1. Reddit reverts the ban

  2. Reddit does not.

Case 1, it is quite obvious that they will continue moderating. and no consequences.

What about case 2?

Also, Is it safe for me to invite their new account to the mod team right now, or will this trigger Reddit’s ban evasion / automated safety systems? I want to make sure I am following all site-wide rules and protecting our subreddit from any negative admin actions while we wait for their appeal to be processed.

*Note- I am not appealing any admin action, I want to know about hwo to deal with this case scenario*

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u/I_-AM-ARNAV — 3 months ago
▲ 5 r/Lenovo

2008 monitor kinda died a year ago. I thought it was the polarizer but the panel itself shat it's pants :(

Monitor started dying a year ago. So I got a similar second hand one. That's working fine but I decided to take a look at this one too. I thought it was the polarizer but the LCD itself is dead. The polarizer, the rear diffuser and the panel- all 3 are bad. The black markson the bottom are from polarizer. The cat shaped things are the LCD panel. The weird marks around hp is the rear diffuser.

u/I_-AM-ARNAV — 3 months ago

(Not OC) Electronics repair school got in a laptop to repair whose 0.8 volt rail for chipset was dead so he took 3.3 volt rail and a ldo , adjusted that to 0.8 volts and now we have picture!

u/I_-AM-ARNAV — 3 months ago