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Community Moderation Overload
Moderators and community managers struggle with manual, error-prone moderation tasks and lack reliable tools to manage content, users, and spam at scale.
In their words
who has time to scour these groups all day?
Community access is where the real money is though. Discord server with tiered access levels - free tier gets basic help, paid tier ($20/month) gets code reviews and weekly office hours.
I would really like to have a Bad words blocker App installed...
Sometimes I need to click through multiple pages per mod from one creator to figure it out. It costs a lot of time.
every time we've tried to do it ourselves our posts get removed or we get flagged
We have 500 playtest applications and over 100 tickets made per week across our platforms
I can't make a change and then copy it everywhere. There is no way to copy rules between subs.
I just want the mods to pay attention to our reports, but instead I report a guy for botting and after literally 10 seconds they have apparently already decided that he has done nothing wrong.
We use a bot I wrote that does notify them of crossposts to public subs, but we can't see the private subs.
If I miss a few days, I feel completely lost. Important updates get buried.
it's pretty difficult to earn karma when you can't participate in those communities in the first place
even with the most basic models, as per our estimates, we have to spend minimum Rs.15K per month for tokens. But that isn't as reliable enough for moderation.
There is space for a fully distributed forum that can't die with its maintainer.
a shared mod queue so my team can handle trolls without jumping between five tabs. would make running a bigger stream way less chaotic
Subreddit moderators and community managers
Where they talk
- r/ModSupport
- r/CommunityManager
- r/Devvit
- r/NewMods
- r/discordbots
- r/smallbusiness
- r/SaaS
- r/Discord_Bots
Tools they use today
- Discord
- modmail
- Automod
- Devvit
- Reddit API
- AutoModerator
- automations
Why those fall short
- no effective way to stop a determined harasser across platforms
- Apps and bots cannot see private sub shares; safety rarely actions reports
- Reddit does not show ban status or link to the original ban notice
- reporting abuse is nearly impossible on mobile and seems to do nothing
- quoting triggers automated warnings against moderators
Map of ideas
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