u/SnooDonuts6494

r/test

Why can't I invite a specific new mod to our sub group DM?

It says, "Unable to invite one or more users"

It's an online event. Like a "Zoom" meeting, but you don't have to use a camera or mic. It lasts for about two hours. It's good. It's free. You might get swag.

Mod bootcamp is TODAY at 18:00 UTC - in about four hours.

11 AM PDT / 1 PM CDT / 2 PM EDT / 7 PM BST / 8 PM CEST / 11:30 PM IST

https://modevents.reddit.com/events/details/reddit-mod-events-mod-events-presents-new-mod-bootcamp-q3/

It's an online event. Like a "Zoom" meeting, but you don't have to use a camera or mic. It lasts for about two hours. It's good. It's free. You might get swag.

Mod bootcamp is TODAY at 18:00 UTC - in about four hours.

11 AM PDT / 1 PM CDT / 2 PM EDT / 7 PM BST / 8 PM CEST / 11:30 PM IST

https://modevents.reddit.com/events/details/reddit-mod-events-mod-events-presents-new-mod-bootcamp-q3/

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It's an online event. Like a "Zoom" meeting, but you don't have to use a camera or mic. It lasts for about two hours. It's good. It's free. You might get swag.

Mod bootcamp is TODAY at 18:00 UTC - in about four hours.

11 AM PDT / 1 PM CDT / 2 PM EDT / 7 PM BST / 8 PM CEST / 11:30 PM IST

https://modevents.reddit.com/events/details/reddit-mod-events-mod-events-presents-new-mod-bootcamp-q3/

I used to get a notification every time a modmail was sent to the sub. I haven't been getting them for the last several weeks. Any idea why?

I don't think I've changed any settings.

^Desktop

TL;DR: Fellow helpers, which three subs would you recommend to a new user?

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I'm not asking for myself. I'm asking to improve my advice to new users.

I know about the list of New User Friendly subs at NewToReddit - that's fine, but can be overwhelming.

I'd rather suggest a few specific ones to new users who need to gain a bit of karma and experience.

For example, I think r/NoStupidQuestions is quite "new user friendly" and interesting.

In the past, I've suggested r/mildlyinteresting - but looking at it now, it's mostly images without much discussion.

I've also suggested r/AskReddit - but now I note the list says "Don’t post here more than once a day and limit your comments", so that's not very friendly.

So: Apart from r/NewToReddit, which subs do you think are ideal for a new user?

Ideally:

• Very large
• Low requirements
• Well moderated
• Friendly and welcoming
• Not controversial
• Interesting and engaging topics

Suggestions please.

I don't want a massive list. About 3-5.

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Is there a way I can make it clearer? Or perhaps show it on the lock screen?

The remaining battery % is only shown at the top right in very tiny letters. And my screen protector is peeling, so it's really hard for me to read it.

It's an "Honor 2020".

I'd like a way to check the remaining battery - preferably at a quick glance, without unlocking it.

The only method I currently know is, when I plug it in to the charger, and it shows a lovely big reading. But can I see that somehow via a different method?

Thanks in antic.

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In my flat. My window is open.

I sneezed really loudly, and a complete stranger outside shouted "bless you".

Hi, I joined CAMRA about a month or so ago. (South Manchester)

Got my card. All is well.

My Q: Is there an app or virtual card thing? Can I show my membership on my phone somehow? (Android, BTW)

Cheers.

Following discussions yesterday, I created a flowchart that I think might be useful to illustrate best practices for dealing with disputes with mods. I would appreciate feedback.

I often see a user posting multiple "spam" messages on several subs.

I report all of them as "Spam" - "Excessive posting or commenting in a community".

That seems to work - they are usually banned.

But do I really need to report five, ten, twenty of their posts?

Surely there is an easier way for me to report it.

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