https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AjnpxhRyN/ < video to watch on this. Pretty sure you'll agree with this.

https://c.org/ZhTKXXvysW < Petition to sign (Just the first step yall...)

We start with petitions with anything we do in government over our history. Then groups like this take it up and it gets shared, then we call our elected officials (5calls.org is helpful), then they are eventually forced to respond, which then we can start protests or continue growing the pressure, which leads to sponsored bills by representatives and then, hopefully, to passing.

And we can always do it again, and again, and again. And vote the people who say "no"....OUT.

We have power.

Saying we don't is an outright lie.

We just need to agree on something....and then "match the pressure cooker energy back".

Edit: Pending

This is a Small Temporary Task that would normally go against this group's rules. It is however beneficial to a number of RSCN groups and we see this as a necessity that must bend the rule. It is also paid, directly from my own pocket. $100 total.

Task: Collecting website links from multiple cities. Organized by city. 2-3 cities per state is all that is expected.
Training: Document already set up with one city completely done.
Requirements: Desktop or Laptop only. Cannot be done by phone, as phone does not show good results. Send photo of your Desktop/laptop as proof, with your reddit username sitting on paper on the keyboard. Must be in USA to see the USA based websites. Many of these websites are naturally VPN-proof.

Will Payout By: Cashapp or Paypal in USD.
Expected Completion Time: 1 full week. I did 1 city in approximately 20-30 minutes and that was evaluating each website to determine place. I am roughly estimating 11 hours of work. I only used Google, but DuckDuckGo is also acceptable. AI cannot be used as it hallucinates things about the websites that would be harmful to this list.
How to get this job: DM me and say "I've got a laptop/desktop".
Edit: Pending - got 3 applicants thusfar. Will remove this once one person accepts!

https://www.wired.com/story/the-almost-homeless-subreddit-is-a-stark-glimpse-at-soaring-wealth-inequality/

The writer approached us mods prior and we gave permission. We thank the writer for his well-done and kind article!

I know you like to submit content, but this isn't fully a "meme, anything goes" group.

We don't allow posts involving children because of 1. Consent 2. Pedophiles.

I'm banning people that allow 3+ posts of children and yes I count older children/young teens in. I just banned 2 people in the last 24 hours for the same exact removal reason, all 3+ of their post were all about kids.

"Sorry i forgot your rules (4 times)" is not an excuse, it's more a justification that you should be removed from this group because you don't care to learn about each individual community before you share stuff. And the automoderator autopost would remind you, but you're intentionally not reading it.

Kids are cute. They are generally "make me smile" territory. But those first two issues take precedence over ALL smiles.

Intelligence

• the capacity, especially of a particular person or animal, for learning, reasoning, understanding, and similar forms of mental activity; relative aptitude in grasping truths, relationships, meanings, etc.
• the demonstration or application of a high mental capacity.

Narcissism

• inordinate fascination with oneself; excessive self-love; vanity. Synonyms: egocentrism, smugness

Psychopathy

• a mental disorder in which an individual manifests amoral and antisocial behavior, lack of ability to love or establish meaningful personal relationships, extreme egocentricity, failure to learn from experience, etc.

One can be intelligent without the other two.
For this group, let's not conflate the three.

Please do the following things if you report a game as Low Effort

1. Play the game to verify your belief, at least a little.
2. Write a comment in the post saying why you believe it is low effort, state the findings.

Then us mods (namely, me, the lowest mod doing the most work in this group) can decide if it's worth removing for that.

I literally do not have enough time to both work two jobs, take care of my dad, pets, car, and house I own and have to repair myself, self-care, and play every single game in this group to verify what I THINK you MIGHT be reporting the game for, sadly. I do not get paid for the work in this group and I'm not great at AI-finding, so you need to help me out a little more here!

People here keep talking about the label. Label this, label that, don't use the label, use the label, what is the label, what does the label mean...
I've done everything I can think of to make it clear that this group isn't about the label. It's about sharing the connections we make between our fields of study, and that while the label exists, it's not a crown or thing we exclusively and only talk about.

So yeah, I'll be removing further posts from here.

If you think you know of a way that we can help people orient to the ideas rather than the titles or definitions - let me know. I did some tweaks yesterday to the rules and description, but other than that I'm out of ideas myself.

I don't know how to make it clearer that this group is about skills, not career advice. Show off your skill. Ask to learn how to beatbox or weld or paint or do weird things with cups that impress girls.

What skill you should learn in general to get a better job or improve your college path or allow you to travel the world? TAKE THAT QUESTION TO r/career_advice, r/careerguidance, r/careeradvice, r/findapath or any number of the HUNDRED of career advice groups out there. MANY OF WHICH I RUN. Reddit doesn't need another career advice group.

Show off your music. Showcase your art (no sales links. keep that in your bio.) Show that weird thing your thumbs can do or how you can jump tall buildings with a single bound. Ask for how to learn art. Learn music composition. How to do weird thumb things. How to jump tall buildings. Something...SPECIFIC.

Read the damn rules of the group before you post.
I removed 4 posts today. All the same issue.

This is a new bot for us and may take some time to test, may have issues, and **most likely will have false positives.** Here is a blurb about it from the Developer page and what to do if your post/comment was removed but you are not AI:

"Structured AI-content detection and repost protection for Reddit moderation teams. Stop AI scores incoming posts and substantial comments, routes likely AI content into your mod queue, and detects reposts across text, images, URLs, and titles, with optional playbook automation that codifies your team's repeatable responses.

Stop AI is moderator tooling, not an end-user app. Automated actions still flow through Reddit’s standard moderation primitives. If you believe an action was taken in error against your post or comment, message the moderators of this community with the specific permalink and a short explanation, and they can review and reverse it."

Thanks to all of you for helping alert us of issues like AI posts, and let's hope this bot works well enough to keep around!

This is a new bot for us and may take some time to test, may have issues, and **most likely will have false positives.** Here is a blurb about it from the Developer page and what to do if your post/comment was removed but you are not AI:

"Structured AI-content detection and repost protection for Reddit moderation teams. Stop AI scores incoming posts and substantial comments, routes likely AI content into your mod queue, and detects reposts across text, images, URLs, and titles, with optional playbook automation that codifies your team's repeatable responses.

Stop AI is moderator tooling, not an end-user app. Automated actions still flow through Reddit’s standard moderation primitives. If you believe an action was taken in error against your post or comment, message the moderators of this community with the specific permalink and a short explanation, and they can review and reverse it."

Thanks to all of you for helping alert us of issues like AI posts, and let's hope this bot works well enough to keep around!

This is a new bot for us and may take some time to test, may have issues, and **most likely will have false positives.** Here is a blurb about it from the Developer page and what to do if your post/comment was removed but you are not AI:

"Structured AI-content detection and repost protection for Reddit moderation teams. Stop AI scores incoming posts and substantial comments, routes likely AI content into your mod queue, and detects reposts across text, images, URLs, and titles, with optional playbook automation that codifies your team's repeatable responses.

Stop AI is moderator tooling, not an end-user app. Automated actions still flow through Reddit’s standard moderation primitives. If you believe an action was taken in error against your post or comment, message the moderators of this community with the specific permalink and a short explanation, and they can review and reverse it."

Thanks to all of you for helping alert us of issues like AI posts, and let's hope this bot works well enough to keep around!

This is a new bot for us and may take some time to test, may have issues, and **most likely will have false positives.** Here is a blurb about it from the Developer page and what to do if your post/comment was removed but you are not AI:

"Structured AI-content detection and repost protection for Reddit moderation teams. Stop AI scores incoming posts and substantial comments, routes likely AI content into your mod queue, and detects reposts across text, images, URLs, and titles, with optional playbook automation that codifies your team's repeatable responses.

Stop AI is moderator tooling, not an end-user app. Automated actions still flow through Reddit’s standard moderation primitives. If you believe an action was taken in error against your post or comment, message the moderators of this community with the specific permalink and a short explanation, and they can review and reverse it."

Thanks to all of you for helping alert us of issues like AI posts, and let's hope this bot works well enough to keep around!

This is a new bot for us and may take some time to test, may have issues, and **most likely will have false positives.** Here is a blurb about it from the Developer page and what to do if your post/comment was removed but you are not AI:

"Structured AI-content detection and repost protection for Reddit moderation teams. Stop AI scores incoming posts and substantial comments, routes likely AI content into your mod queue, and detects reposts across text, images, URLs, and titles, with optional playbook automation that codifies your team's repeatable responses.

Stop AI is moderator tooling, not an end-user app. Automated actions still flow through Reddit’s standard moderation primitives. If you believe an action was taken in error against your post or comment, message the moderators of this community with the specific permalink and a short explanation, and they can review and reverse it."

Thanks to all of you for helping alert us of issues like AI posts, and let's hope this bot works well enough to keep around!

This is a new bot for us and may take some time to test, may have issues, and **most likely will have false positives.** Here is a blurb about it from the Developer page and what to do if your post/comment was removed but you are not AI:

"Structured AI-content detection and repost protection for Reddit moderation teams. Stop AI scores incoming posts and substantial comments, routes likely AI content into your mod queue, and detects reposts across text, images, URLs, and titles, with optional playbook automation that codifies your team's repeatable responses.

Stop AI is moderator tooling, not an end-user app. Automated actions still flow through Reddit’s standard moderation primitives. If you believe an action was taken in error against your post or comment, message the moderators of this community with the specific permalink and a short explanation, and they can review and reverse it."

Thanks to all of you for helping alert us of issues like AI posts, and let's hope this bot works well enough to keep around!

"What’s a skill that takes less than a month to learn but can make me a billion dollars in one week?"

I'm so sick of these questions. I created an Automation to kindly recommend against it, but some people it seems are "trying to get around it" as if I wouldn't see it. So this is an automoderator test AND a note for the community that further posts like this are just gonna be auto-removed, instead of the kind correction of an automation.