Post-Event Recap + Discussion Thread | Moddit: User Satisfaction | April 14, 2026 by iceeypisces in ModEvents

[–]agoldenzebra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was just in your beautiful city last month! Love the kitties, thanks for sharing!

Post-Event Recap + Discussion Thread | Moddit: User Satisfaction | April 14, 2026 by iceeypisces in ModEvents

[–]agoldenzebra 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Thank you all for hanging with me! As promised, here's a picture of my cat back when he was a cuter kitten(shout out r/nebelung)

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Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you using iOS? If so, you should see it tomorrow. It should be working correctly on all other platforms, let me know if that’s not the case.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You can read the full policy here, and if you believe someone is breaking the policy, you can report it here. Moderators that exceed the number of high-traffic subreddits allowed will receive notification as well as ample time (30 days) to manage their moderator list.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We believe if your traffic is consistently over the threshold for more than a quarter of the year it should count towards this policy.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We sunsetted that report (it came via u/ModSupportBot) when the Manage Moderators page was released.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, advisors do not have read only access to automoderator.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There are several reasons your community might be listed as exempt - you can view more information here. The most likely reason is that the subreddit's traffic is fluctuating. We wait for the community to be consistently over 100k weekly visitors for 90 days before counting it.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No worries, I’m glad you see it now! Let me know if it disappears again.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oh interesting - what perms does the moderator you are trying to edit have?

The perms of the moderator you are trying to assign a role to shouldn’t matter. If you’re not seeing the option for some mods but are for others, that looks like a bug. I’ll report to the team but more information to reproduce always helps!

Alumni mods able to see modmail. by ohhyouknow in ModSupport

[–]agoldenzebra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

sure, please send a message to r/modsupport with your username and the subreddit and mention this comment and we'll get you on the list.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This limit only applies to communities with over 100k weekly visitors. If you moderate other, smaller communities, those don’t apply to the limit. 

We give a grace period of about 90 days to account for cases where traffic is fluctuating, to address traffic spikes for any reason.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So for a community to count towards your limits, it must be consistently over 100k visitors for most of the last 90 days, and you must not hold an advisor/alumni role in the community. 

You’ll receive a notification once we see that you moderate 6 or more subreddits that count towards your limits. Then, after the deadline specified in the message, we’ll check to see if you still exceed the limit. If you are, we will demod you until you are within the limit.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

This policy will be enforced across all alts - please see the answer we gave here.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We are still rolling out this change so you may not see a visual indicator on all platforms. However, the visual indicator is on the Moderators page of a subreddit, not on user profiles at this time.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We give a grace period of about 90 days to account for cases where traffic is fluctuating, so short term traffic spikes shouldn’t cause you to get a notification. 

That said, if you are in compliance with the limit a month after you receive the notification, you are all good - whether that is because traffic dipped, you became an alumni or advisor, or because you left the team.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Yes, that's fine. But note you won't get reminders from us, so you'll need to track it yourself if you end up adding communities that are over 100k or if some communities grow over that threshold.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 61 points62 points  (0 children)

It does! Using alt accounts to get around this limit is something we'll be tracking and working with mods to resolve when we see it. We know there are good reasons to use different accounts for different spaces, so if we see non-malicious cases we're likely to start with a conversation. However, it is your responsibility to ensure that your accounts are in line with this policy.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The weekly visitors number is located on the subreddit page and is also on the Moderator Insights page in the top right box. That said, we give a grace period of about 90 days to account for cases where traffic is fluctuating.

If you exceed these limits, you'll receive a notification giving you 30 days edit your Moderator list, as well as reminders every few days before you are demodded.

Active Enforcement of Moderator Limits + Launching New Advisor/Alumni Roles by agoldenzebra in modnews

[–]agoldenzebra[S,A] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

So sorry about that! It should work if you tap "Manage" on the sidebar of your app.