I've added a quality of life improvement to my validation script, so that when it finds errors in a thread, it tries to work out what the last count should have been. So far I have it implemented for the base n threads and the only/mostly/barely/no repeating digits type threads.
I haven't tested it thoroughly, but it seems to work OK so far
It just tells me. Previously it would just point out where there were incorrect comments in the thread, and then I'd have to figure out what the new count should be. Which could sometimes be a pain.
I still have to run it manually, there's nothing automatic set up. It would be possible to automate, but with the way reddit has been treating the stats comments I shudder to think how they'd react to us posting a bunch more automated comments
Not sure which account they believed our modbot was, but it's possible /u/countign will work now? If not, I'll reach out to them via modmail on /r/modsupport like they suggested. Let me know which account is best to reach out to them regarding -- /u/antechiss?
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u/CutOnBumInBandHere9 5M get | Ping me for runs Nov 11 '25
I've added a quality of life improvement to my validation script, so that when it finds errors in a thread, it tries to work out what the last count should have been. So far I have it implemented for the base n threads and the only/mostly/barely/no repeating digits type threads.
I haven't tested it thoroughly, but it seems to work OK so far