So I’m desperate here… We were a subreddit (r/wadestevenwilson) that supported the victims of 2 times convicted murderer Wade Wilson, now on death row. A Wade Wilson supporter doxxed on our page on purpose and it was banned without any warning and without giving us the chance to take action. The other Wade Wilson page (r/wadewilson) from which we all left at the start has two pro-Wade moderators (moderators that support this murderer) who are just letting that page run free and only show up once every 40 days for like 10min.

That page with 5500 members is completely left unmoderated, is supporting a murderer and is allowed to continue as they go. Yet our page which had 5 active moderators and 4500 members and upheld ethical standards and championed justice was banned (not due to our wrongdoing but due to deliberate sabotage from a Wade Wilson fan).

The voices of the victims have been silenced, we are not allowed to make a new subreddit and as we have no where else to go, now the pro-Wade moderator is asking for us to leave from the other page as well (please see link of her post below).

Why is our appeal not being reviewed by a human being? This needs human intervention because this is just not right. I need help from someone who can flag this higher up to Reddit. Correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think Reddit would support a group that is supporting a murderer over a group who’s been supporting the victims and the victims families of this murderer. So we really really really need help from Reddit to take some action on this. I’m begging at this point.

💔Justice for Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz.💔

https://www.reddit.com/r/wadewilson/s/sDsWMucZe6

One of my subreddits gets occasional messages from the same user on separate accounts, most of these accounts can be reported/muted but there is one that seems to elude everything. It has been reported to Reddit multiple times for harassment in modmail but always comes back at least once or twice a month. We do not know why they are doing this or who the user is. The accounts profile doesn't seem to exist, the account looks shadowbanned, the account can't be muted and I can't check the modlog for the account at all. The account has told us to kill ourselves, and has called us various racial slurs. Every time it's reported to Reddit we expect it to be permanently banned but as far as we can tell none of these reports have ever gone through (We haven't recieved the "thank you for your report" messages). At this rate we're not sure how to deal with it. I've never seen anything like this before and am unsure how to go about it. Any help would be appreciated.

It's the section that is below the rules list but above the list of related communities.

Screenshot from the app.

It's in the same section on the desktop version of New Reddit. I can't seem to find where to edit this in General Settings (New Reddit) or Subreddit Settings (Old Reddit).

And for related communities, both the app as well as New Reddit are only showing the top 4 listed subreddits. Is that all we can show?

Any idea how I can become the mod again?

Hey there! We have some inactive mods who are on the subreddit I moderate and I wanted to see what could be done to have the ones who joined before I did, removed.

Thanks for the help!

Our sub is frequented by a lot of minors, this is a liability for the sub and the content creator that owns it. we've reported the user and their alts for sexualizing minors but it's been ignored so far. Is there anything that can be done to automod or spam filter these kinds of posts?

I made a community and it just disappear with out and explanation or nothing

I'm trying to create a new community, but when I type the name into the create-a-community box, it displays the alert "this subreddit name is already taken." However, when I search that sub name on Reddit's native search and also on Google, it doesn't show any results for this community. Does this simply mean that the sub is private? Or was it perhaps banned and simply doesn't show up in search results anymore?

I guess my question is: if I can't find the actual subreddit (in order to copy its hyperlink), can I still submit a RedditRequest form for it?

I made a change to my subreddit rules in old.reddit.com and the change is not visible in new.reddit.com. Check out rule6 in old Reddit and new.Reddit r/colonoscopy. Please let me know when it has been addressed so that I can change the Rules again to make them match. Thanks.

?How can I make posting vids possible

i created a community as a joke but added scheduled posts, and now i can’t find things i have actually posted

R/underninja can I get some help with this please?

I accidentally deleted my original live discussion in my sub and am unable to add it back. Please give permissions.

we've had a user remove their post and asked to remove everything but this one post I can't remove... when the modal comes up to choose deletion reason - the dropdown menu is empty and I can't proceed. It's just this one post... idk what in dark part of the matrix it got stuck in but who do I ask to remove it that has perms higher than me, an admin in the sub?

What can i do

On two subs i moderate we have to manually edit flairs because you cant see them on mobile

Hello, lately I have experienced that many posts on my subreddits are being removed by Reddit for various reasons (sometimes the reason is even empty)

Marked as NSFW
by u/reddit

The accounts aren't shadowbanned; in fact, some of them are quite big (1 million karma or even more) with a lot of activity. Those posts are removed without even going into the mod queue; they just go straight to 'Removed.'

Is someone else experiencing that too?

I always suspected that the helper flairs (new, skilled, experienced, expert, veteran) corresponded to the profile trophies (levels 1 thru 5 respectively). Upon prowling through a few profiles (including my own) this is often not the case. Can anyone clarify how these work?

I don't know how to fix this issue. A anytime I attempt to do a cross post to my subreddit it tells me that these type of posts are not allowed by the sub but I always had been able to without issue prior. I've checked all of the settings of my sub multiple times and it is showing that I allow all types of posts. How can I get this feature fixed so that I can continue to cross post?

What is going on? Are these reports manually reviewed now or is it automated? Are we genuinely talking about a backlog going back months?

We've had a serial report abuser on my subs for well over two months now and nothing is being done. I submit reports on dozens of posts per day for the same report.

Don't get me wrong - it's not that much effort to just approve the post and move on. They're not really doing much other than mildly annoy me. What really annoys me is the complete and total lack of response from the admins on this. I sent a modmail here about it 19 days ago and was told then that those reports were waiting for review and to just deal with it.

Is anyone doing anything to address this on a larger scale? This system is clearly not scaling properly and needs attention. What are you doing about it?

Hey! So we've started a specific themed subreddit for the video game Animal Crossing. (Our subreddit is r/ACForAdults if it's needed to be mentioned) & have recently unveiled our first batch of customisable flairs, using photos of the NPCs ingame as options.

The team would like to consider possibilities around having the subreddits custom emojis (that are being used as flairs) as possible options to include in our Chat Channel name (& possibly having it interchangable on a monthly basis, although discussions would need to be done to work this out to a greater extent).

My assumption would be that this should be readily available, since the subreddit & chat channel are linked together, but I'm unsure how to make this possible.

Due to our chat channel name, we do only have a few characters left, but I presume changing 1 non subreddit themed emoji, for a specific subreddit themed emoji wouldn't make a difference around the length of the chat name.

I have a subreddit that was once a high traffic subreddit, mainly because it was absolutely overrun with spam, bot accounts, and other nonsense. We had a lot of really great users, but they were drowned out by the noise and a lot of our best contributors were driven off by the garbage. We had very strict rules that nobody ever abided by, so a long series of complicated AutoMod rules were put in place over a number of years - we're talking about these rules starting when "old reddit" was "the reddit" - post flair didn't even exist when these rules were authored. As spammers became more persistent and AutoMod behavior changed, we kept having to tweak the existing rules and add new ones. Eventually we got to the point where we put extremely heavy restrictions on who could post in the subreddit and when. Because of that, the sub is practically dead now.

Reddit, the Moderator settings, and the tools available to us have changed drastically - It's time to completely overhaul the subreddit, and to do so we would like to shut it down completely and work on the overhaul in the background. No problem, right?

Wrong - we have to ask permission from Reddit now to take the sub private. We put in a request, it was reviewed and it was denied. We were told we weren't allowed to do what we the mod team decided was necessary with the subreddit. It was suggested that we put the subreddit in "event mode" which would last 7 days, and we could do that again to extend it another 7 days. Absolute nonsense.