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> You can have a subreddit that you control where you can moderate it and remove any content you don't like. Are the moderation tools up to it? I've always th
by bmm6o 9y ago
> You can have a subreddit that you control where you can moderate it and remove any content you don't like.
Are the moderation tools up to it? I've always thought they had the reputation of being underpowered. Or is that just another marketing fail?
- ukyrgf 9y agoThey filter out quite a bit by default, and you have to choose to turn it off. What many subreddit mods do is have a bot that auto-approves stuff based on more specific criteria. That gives a lot of room to blame the forces that be when things get hinky.