Android, so everytime I try to post , I gets a notification of submission failed or for in some case after being submitted it gets automatically deleted after some minutes help me to understand what happened & how to solve the issue as I'm having problems for that
idk but i have 0 idea what im doing or how to get mods or how to run a subreddit or good rules
IOS app
(I'm not literally asking how to do this; I know where the toggle is. I use mobile web, sometimes desktop.)
So I run a subreddit that I set as NSFW when I first made it 10 years ago. However, I did that just to make it easier, not necessarily because everything posted is NSFW. In fact, I'd say the majority of what is posted is SFW. I want to transition my sub to SFW primarily because there are a few features that aren't accessible when it is NSFW, such as using images and gifs in the comments, the collections feature, and the big one is no longer being hidden from r/all, should the day ever come that a post gets enough traffic for it to wind up on there.
I'm curious to know what I should consider before I make this change, because I'm sure there will be growing pains. Is there anything I should do to prepare the subreddit community for this? Are there other settings I should consider adjusting? Has anyone else made this transition before? If so, how did that go for you?
Hi, this seems to be happening on desktop, haven't tested on mobile. The subreddit I mostly mod in sometimes has bots and I do a simple "OP Respond to this comment" to do a check. However, when trying on a recent post my comments not only not show up, but it also doesn't show up in any of our mod feeds nor my comment history (not even a "flagged for moderator approval" mark). The total number of comments on the post do go up however; not sure what changed on my account for this to happen. Pretty frustrating as I can't moderate. Help!
For reference, it's on A VERY NSFW, KINK-HEAVY subreddit r/transformation. You have been warned.
Hi so I'm using the Android app and I don't know how to add a bot like profanitycounter
Desktop.
Hey folks,
I'm a mod and I've been trying to figure out my actual member count, and honestly, it's kind of a mess right now.
Here's what I'm looking at:
It's really hard to get an accurate picture of my community's growth when the data is inconsistent across different sections.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a known bug causing this, or am I misunderstanding what each metric represents?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
We’re growing fast and want a reliable team to help keep things running smoothly.
[iOS] The other day I started to create a new community using the reddit app on my phone, and before I completed I closed my phone and got sidetracked. When I reopened my phone, thinking I could continue where I left off, I discovered that my phone had taken me back to my homepage. So I went to the create a community again, thinking I'd start all over. But this time when I tried to create the same community as before it claimed the name was already taken. It seems like even though I didn't finish setting it up, it did create the community and then set it to private so now nobody, including myself can access it. I filled out the "request to join" thing and then got a mod mail from myself inviting me to approve the user but I'm unable to. Please help me unlock the sub so I can continue on with making it.
Thank you
r/dumbservices is currently looking for moderators.
This subreddit is still brand new, but I want to build a moderation team early so the community can grow properly instead of turning into complete chaos later.
The main goal of moderation here is simple:
keep the subreddit funny, creative, and dumb without allowing scams, illegal activity, spam, or harmful behavior to take over.
You do NOT need previous moderation experience to apply. What matters more is:
being active
understanding the vibe of the subreddit
having common sense
being able to tell the difference between harmless absurdity and actual bad behavior
Things moderators may help with:
removing scams/spam
enforcing subreddit rules
helping organize the community
handling reports
helping shape the direction of the subreddit as it grows
Since the subreddit is new, this is also a chance to help define the culture of the community early on.
If you are interested, comment below or send a modmail/message with:
your timezone
how active you are on Reddit
why you want to moderate r/dumbservices
any moderation experience (optional)
That’s all 👍
How do I make an announcement. Mobile web.
Android
I've moderated a sub for over a year.
Occasionally, there's a comment on ancient posts, from before my time.
They are usually spam or pron or just weird. I remove them, and lock that specific post.
Should I get a bot to lock ALL posts older than a year... or something?
^(lah de desktop lah)
See title. Claude suggestions don’t match mod tools. Mobile web and iOS app.
I am on Android
https://www.reddit.com/r/Undead\_Ideas/s/GFqTN91bw6
This is my latest post however the pictures got Corrupted since I I see is blue Square in the corner and when I click on it it's sends me on the same post
QueueIQ is a mod tool that helps moderators work through the mod queue faster
https://developers.reddit.com/apps/queue-toolk
The tool automatically analyzes posts and comments using rule‑based signals such as reports, keyword matches, and user activity to assign a priority score. This allows moderators to focus on the most important issues first instead of reviewing everything manually.
From the QueueIQ dashboard (mod menu → Open QueueIQ), moderators get a prioritized list with score breakdowns.
Subreddit install settings control keywords, weights, and optional auto-remove when score and report thresholds are met. The queue refreshes on a schedule, when new reports arrive, and when mods refresh—moderators only; regular users never see the tool.
In short: QueueIQ turns an overwhelming mod queue into a sorted, explainable to-do list so mods can trust the math and focus on what matters most.
every time i crosspot a post it says that community don't allow it .. I want my community to allow any post on it .. settings is like a maze .. developers must make it simpler desktop
Im on the Mobile web app and I believe my sub was set to NSFW when it was being made, Im unable to access desktop so I was wondering if its possible to get help to make that change?
r/Oregonsolventless
Thanks.
I build a community of my own but when I try to visit it in incognito it shows a popup with following warning:
“
Unreviewed Content
This community has not been reviewed and might contain content inappropriate for certain viewers. View in the Reddit app to continue.
“
The community is r/NoBotForSupport.
I am looking in Mod Tools from the app (iOS), and I can’t find anything that would help me schedule auto posts every Sunday.
Do I need to do this from a desktop?
Edit: This can be done via desktop. It cannot be done via iOS.
I can’t see the subreddit I just created within the search here on Reddit. I’m using the app on my iPhone. Why can’t I see it?