You can utilize the resources below to find pre-written rules. If your community already has an automod page started, you will see this and be able to edit and add rules. You will see a blank wiki page on which to add your rules. If your community is new or automod hasn’t been set up yet, you will see this message:
REDITR TUTORIAL MOD
Under Automod in mod tools you can find your automoderator wiki page. You can check your permissions by viewing the moderator list for your community. To set up or edit your community’s automoderator wiki page, you need manage settings and manage wiki pages permissions. Finding AutomodĪutomod rules are added to a wiki page. In a pinch, you can use your mobile browser in desktop mode, and follow the instructions for desktop. The page required to set up and edit your community’s automoderator rules is not available in the app.
REDITR TUTORIAL UPDATE
Update and add to your automoderator page as and when you need to, to automate new tasks, such as filtering out new problematic content. There’s no harm in learning about it in readiness. When you first start a community and it’s small, it’s unlikely you will need automoderator, but as your community grows it may become necessary.
take many, many other actions automatically.require all comments to include the word “cat”.remove or flair posts by domain or keyword.reply to posts with helpful comments like pointing users to your community rules or wiki.send a modmail to alert you to potential issues.That can sound daunting, but you don’t need any programming experience to get started and set up some basic rules that can reduce your workload.Įvery sub automatically has access to Automoderator it is not something you need to add. It can handle many of the sometimes repetitive tasks you do as a mod.Įssentially it’s a bot that you can program with rules or instructions, to automate some of your moderating tasks. Some of the things you might be looking to do can be done with content controls, such as a required post title length.ĪutoModerator is a site-wide moderation tool that you can set up and customize in any subreddit to assist you in moderating that community. If you’re looking for post scheduling, this is no longer done with a separate automod wiki page.
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