u/SolariaHues

This survey is to find out how often hedgehogs share gardens with rats and mice and identify factors that may increase the risk of rodenticide exposure.

If you have a camera in the garden, please take a look.

I'm pretty sure I just saw some bats flying over a neighbour's garden this evening. I have no idea what kind, but I'm curious, and it got me thinking about detectors.

IDK how likely I am to get into bat detecting, but if there's an accessible model out there, I could at least see what's flying around in my neighbourhood.

When it comes to apps and microphones for mobile phones, I use Android.

On the left :)

I'm just checking the footage after setting the cam to view the hedgehog feeding station on the right.

I primarily use Chrome on desktop, as per the title.

But this affects my mod team too, and between us, we have tried:

iOS, Chrome browser via iphone

Safari via iPhone

iOS app version 2026.27.1.633614

Android 2026.27.0.2627060 Can see others' flair, but not my own, it looks like

This has been happening for a few days now.

Flairs are still applied and show as normal in mod tools.

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Is it possible for an app to watch the removed queue for new removals and check if the user is shadowbanned? Then properly remove the content.

Un-ban all keeps approving posts in our sub (when users shadowbans are lifted), and while we have an app that clears them from the modqueue, those that don't go to the modqueue evade moderation when the tool approves them regardless of community rules.

I've asked for mod log entries for un-ban all, to no avail so far.

Recently, I noticed the full documentation link for automoderator in the sidebar on r/automoderator asks for my birthday. I'm in the UK and not age verified. (In app it instead says r/reddit.com is archived).

So, I tried other links in the r/automoderator wiki index, and the same happens for the introduction, writing basic rules, and the full documentation links there. https://www.reddit.com/mod/AutoModerator/wiki/index

These pages are the only ones not hosted on r/automoderator but on r/reddit.com.

It seems r/reddit.com has now been marked NSFW?

We asked via modsupport mod mail if there is anything that can be done so UK mods don't have to verify their age or use VPNs just to see automod documentation.

Or

If r/reddit.com cannot be reclassified, could the automod documentation pages there be hosted on and redirected to r/automoderator instead.

We also noted that there may be other pages on r/reddit.com that are worth saving as well, like the old reddiquette and moddiquette, moderator guidelines pages, and spam and self promotion pages, too. Mods tend to refer to these, even if just for historical purposes.

I was told that to comply with the online safety act, Reddit requires age confirmation to access restricted content :|

This won't just affect UK mods, but mods anywhere with these new online safety laws.

Automod documentation isn't unsafe and mods shouldn't need to verify to see it, to help keep their communities safe.

r/automoderator has back-up pages here that can serve as an immediate work around for affected mods https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoModerator/wiki/backup

Hopefully a long term fix can be found.

Imgur is dead to UK users. We can't see the site or any images hosted on it, unless we hop on a VPN.

https://help.imgur.com/hc/en-us/articles/41592665292443-Imgur-access-in-the-United-Kingdom

Love you forever if you use an alternative host.

I haven't tried embedding images from these, but a couple of example hosts I use are ImageChest and postimages.org

Thank you :)

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The comment box, for some reason, extends across queue items as well as the open post, and blocks the last comment in the thread. This means to see that comment (I may as well check over comments while I'm there) I have to open the post outside of the queue.

I make no promises with this question, but I am curious, and the chances of me writing a guide if I have the knowledge are not 0.

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Would you want to learn about getting more mods, how to use certain tools, why you might use some tools, about apps, how to handle something..?

Foxy friend on our trail cam. We have a few frequent the garden. Belly looks a little big maybe... ?

May 20th is world bee day!

What are you currently doing for wild bees in your garden? Do you see any rare species? Any bee boxes up? Which flowers are they enjoying the most? Any bee-related facts or tips to share?