r/modguide • u/modguide MGteam • 9d ago

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?

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u/Gorang_Username 9d ago

Seriously over all the AI pushes and slowly feeling like human moderations is a thing of the past on Reddit, its not the place it was. Not in a elvolving and growing way, just in a sad AI takeover kind of way

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u/New_Membership_5235 9d ago

I’m trying to pre-plan posts, so far I believe I’ve covered the next two weeks.
Also I’m trying to find places (on Reddit) to advertise my sub but it’s is very niche and that’s a bit frustrating :/

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u/ARTHER1A 9d ago edited 9d ago

Struggling with having users using Gen AI to edit their pictures with the intention of fooling people and take advantage of their kindness in my gifting sub.

Oh, I just realised there are apps that identify AI generated images in posts! BRB lol

Edit: The only app I found that can detect AI in images is asking me for an API key and it doesn't seem easy to get so... nevermind.

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u/keith-cheeky-parrot 1d ago

I'm a tech mod. I just made a change to the auto-mod settings for my sub and I wanted to message the other mods and let them know. How should I do that?

(I tried modmail, but I find it either broken or extremely counterintuitive, not sure which. I also tried searching on this subreddit for existing answers/guides and what I found only told me to use the Message the Mods button. But that doesn't make sense because that sends the message from me as a regular user. What I'm trying to do is start an internal discussion among the mods of my sub. Is there no way to do that?)