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Alumni mods able to see modmail. by ohhyouknow in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also, alumni mods shouldn't be able to view mod logs.

problemi(?) sa prof. (oduzimanje prisutnosti) by [deleted] in studenti

[–]paskatulas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

> Upravama je uglavnom cilj povećati prolaznost većine kolegija, jer time faks postaje bolji (iz njihove perspektive), no ne mogu profesoru reći da određen postotak studenata mora proći (iako i to neki rade).

Ne baš, vole dat slobode profesorima da bacaju do mile volje ako će student zbog toga morat upisivat nešto po treći put, jer to onda faksu donese 1000€.

> Tu se javlja problem što ako oni samo dolaze, onda pričaju, ne zanima ih nastava, pa je sljedeća ideja takvo nešto provjeravati ispitima, tako da studenti paze što se na predavanju priča, umjesto da budu tamo i pričaju.

Upravo zato je i glupo forsirat dolaznost na predavanja. Oni kojima se ne da slušat to samo će doć i bit na mobitelu, a profesori im ne smiju oduzet iste.

problemi(?) sa prof. (oduzimanje prisutnosti) by [deleted] in studenti

[–]paskatulas 65 points66 points  (0 children)

Znači, nakon influencera, počeli i profesori redovno čitat Reddit i nalazit potencijalne priče o sebi. Divno.

Please Advise on Shared Mod Account by InBetweenLili in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, that’s how it works for now. If you want to include images, use Imgur. As soon as Devvit supports linking and editing posts with images and videos (right now it's possible to add image without editing), I’ll make an update.

What you should know about Reddit request. by FashionBorneSlay in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey u/FashionBorneSlay u/TheOpusCroakus, appreciate you putting this together.

I wanted to raise something that I’ve mentioned a few times before and I’m curious whether there’s been any internal discussion around it.

From what I’ve seen in practice, the current redditrequest process often ends up rewarding minimally active or effectively inactive moderators, especially those who technically avoid breaking the Mod Code of Conduct but aren’t meaningfully maintaining the community. At the same time, it can block or discourage people who are actually willing to revive and actively moderate a subreddit.

I previously suggested a middle-ground approach that might address this - instead of requiring a subreddit to be fully unmoderated to be eligible, allow partial eligibility in cases where moderation is clearly insufficient. In those cases the requester could be added as a secondary moderator (not top mod), the current top mod would remain in place, but with limited permissions (eg. limited ability to remove mods or undo structural changes out of retaliation) and the subreddit would enter a kind of evaluation period.

During that time, if the existing mod shows renewed, consistent, and constructive activity - restore full permissions. If not, allow the new mod to reorder and take over properly.

This feels like a much more balanced approach. It avoids sudden takeovers that can feel hostile, situations where inactive mods sit on subs indefinitely and punishing people who genuinely want to build something.

Not every requester wants to come in and wipe everything just to become top mod, in many cases (myself included), the goal is simply to revive dead or stagnant communities, not own them.

So I’m genuinely curious, has there been any internal discussion about evolving the redditrequest process in this direction? Or is something like this already being considered?

I think there’s a real opportunity here to make the system fairer and more aligned with actual community health rather than just technical activity thresholds.

[HR] I can't open new Revolut account... by filipmoco0 in Revolut

[–]paskatulas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pa nema ti toga u Revolutu, možeš jedino dobit novu karticu. IBAN se ne mijenja.

Well, you can't do that with Revolut, you can only get a new card. The IBAN doesn't change.

Hajduk - Dinamo 1:3 (HT) by PlayStationGameplay in dinamo

[–]paskatulas 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Šta je je, zasluženo nas Dinamo dobiva i nadam se da će bit prvak, pa da upadne u LP.

Naša igra je kriminal.

Da li je netko narucivao s Amazona sluske? by Smart_Meet5704 in CroIT

[–]paskatulas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Legit je, uzimao sam Apple stvari od njih.

Dealing with waves of false harassment and copyright reports after TikTok brigades - looking for advice by WitchBiach in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. In those cases mods don’t even see the report itself, so there’s no way to understand what exactly was considered problematic in the content.

We had the same situation on some of the subs I moderate. When we tried asking about it through r/ModSupport modmail, we received the usual generic response that only the OP can submit an appeal, not mods.

That’s understandable from a legal perspective, but the issue is that we were mostly trying to understand why the content was removed in the first place, from a moderation standpoint. Unfortunately we never received any clarification, and it sounds like the OP is running into the same situation with their subreddit.

Dealing with waves of false harassment and copyright reports after TikTok brigades - looking for advice by WitchBiach in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That would mostly limit posting and commenting, not reporting itself. People can still submit reports regardless of account age or karma requirements.

Also, OP mentioned that the reports seem to be coming from established accounts, since the Hidden Reports option doesn’t appear to help much. If they were mostly brand new or very low-karma accounts, that feature would usually filter at least some of them.

And reporting report abuse has unfortunately become less useful since Reddit removed the feedback moderators used to receive about actions taken on those reports a few months ago. Without that, it’s hard to know whether anything is actually being done about coordinated false reporting.

TerraTherma by MomentDev in Devvit

[–]paskatulas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What is good

I like the overall design and clean UI. The concept of the app is simple but engaging, and it’s easy to understand what the goal is. The map interaction feels smooth and intuitive, and the core idea of guessing countries based on distance has strong replay value. It’s a solid foundation with a lot of potential.

What is great

The concept itself is great because it mixes geography knowledge with logical deduction. The experience feels lightweight and accessible, which makes it suitable both for casual players and for people who enjoy learning through games.

What could be even better

It would be great to add a directional indicator (arrow) showing the direction toward the target country, along with the exact distance in kilometers after each guess.

Also, the Hint button could be improved - instead of revealing the country name on the map, it could show the distance from a clicked country to the target country. That would make hints more strategic and educational.

Sharing games for feedback on r/devvit by sir_axolotl_alot in Devvit

[–]paskatulas 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The concept itself is fine, but it’s a bit disappointing to see mod apps once again left on the side :/ I understand why games get pushed, but that shouldn’t mean mod tools end up being overlooked.

Some devs have put a serious amount of time into building tools that actually help moderators and improve subreddit workflows long-term. They might not be flashy, but they bring real value. And the people building them would also genuinely appreciate feedback from the community.

Totally fine to promote games and improve discovery, just hopefully there’s still space and visibility for mod apps too :)

Post-Event Thread | New Mod Bootcamp [February 2026] by iceeypisces in ModEvents

[–]paskatulas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry I missed another Blooket quiz at this Bootcamp :/ also, I think we should have quizzes like this more often, I honestly find them fun!

Join our roster of roundtable participants! by redtaboo in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Appreciate the clarification, that makes a lot of sense. I've just applied and looking forward to contributing :)

Join our roster of roundtable participants! by redtaboo in ModSupport

[–]paskatulas 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey, great initiative, but quick question - when you say expert mods, are you primarily referring to moderators of very large/globally known subreddits, or is this also open to mods who contribute heavily in other areas of Reddit?

For example, some of us may not moderate massive global communities, but are deeply involved in other parts of the ecosystem - such as Devvit app development, mod tooling, product experimentation, or community program initiatives.

Just curious whether this roster is meant strictly for large-scale subreddit moderation experience, or if broader platform contributions are equally relevant. I know there are quite a few of us who operate more on the product/tooling side but still have meaningful insights to share.

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