t/AskMods

Hey everyone! I often see new mods struggling with automating their subs, so I've decided to create a guide for getting started with AutoMod. **Step 1: Accessing AutoMod** - First thing, you need to be a mod. Check sidebar, and …

so i took over this sub that's been dead for like a year. looks like it had some people once upon a time. anyone got tips for reviving a dead sub? would appreciate any help i can get!

Seriously, what's with mods thinking they're gods or something? Just got banned for a 'rule violation' that wasn’t even in the rules. They make this stuff up as they go?

Might sound dumb but how do you tell if someone's shadowbanned? like do their posts just not show up or what's the deal? can any mod just do it or is it only for reddit admins?

As a seasoned mod, I've seen tons of subs falter due to weak rule enforcement. It's crucial for a community's health to have clear, concise, and enforceable rules. Here's a step-by-step guide to making a robust ruleset: 1. **Be Clear …

hey, just became a mod on a small sub & idk how modmail works... do we get notified when we get a new message or do i need to keep checking it manually? also, is there a way to sort …