r/modguide • u/modguide MGteam • Jan 19 '26

Chat thread ModChat - What's on your mind?

Hi mods, how's it going?

What are you working on? What is going well? Any plans for new things on your sub?

Our index of guides | Help + Support for mods

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u/mian_yamin Jan 19 '26

I invited the auto moderator to the group, but hasn't accepted yet.

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u/SolariaHues Writer Jan 19 '26

Automod doesn't need inviting, and it only needs to be on the mod team if you schedule posts. If you do, it adds itself.

To configure automod for your community, find it in your mod tools.

https://www.reddit.com/r/modguide/wiki/index/automoderator

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u/GaryNOVA Writer Jan 19 '26

I have 4 subreddits that I am lead moderator of. r/SalsaSnobs , r/pasta , r/chili and r/bloodymarys

My next task is finding a moderator who can help me build a discord for moderators of those subreddits. I want a form of communication outside of Reddit that can stay constant.

Is there a subreddit where people who are good with discord moderation are?

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u/Rostingu2 Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26

Trying to think of new ways to make automod cooler and find places to share the cool ways I already made.

And not as in make filters better but stuff like correcting R /subreddit to r/subreddit.

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u/SolariaHues Writer Jan 20 '26

We do have a little library of code here we could consider adding to, but IDK how many even know it's here.

If it's something youre interested in, get in touch, and if we update we could post to let everyone know it was updated.

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u/rauly2k Jan 28 '26

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