How do you deal with Reddit's spam filters on growing subreddits?

I've noticed Reddit's spam filters sometimes catch legitimate posts, especially from newer users, while other posts pass through without any issues.

How do you handle this in your community? Do you regularly approve filtered posts, adjust AutoModerator to compensate, or mostly rely on Reddit's built-in filters?

i'm interested in hearing what workflows have worked best for other moderators.

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u/ghostofspartasparda — 16 days ago

My mom styled my hair into a ponytail.

She was like your hair is getting long lemme just make a ponytail😭

u/ghostofspartasparda — 2 months ago