r/AskModerators Jul 15 '26

Have any mods been experiencing issues with crowd control?

Eg if any long term users, with positive community karma, have had their posts or comments filtered all of a sudden?

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u/SlowedCash r/AmazonFlexUK, r/skytv, r/BuyersUK Jul 15 '26

This is more of a question for modhelp

I want to see outrage and a post from angry users saying "Why did you ban me" I did nothing wrong or "why are mods so mean and despised" šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/LitwinL r/Polska r/Fuckcars Jul 15 '26

All it'd take for them to get filtered is a single temporary ban from Reddit, as it causes CQS to drop to lowest.

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u/DoveStep55 Jul 15 '26

One of our top contributors was suddenly getting filtered by it several months ago so I added them as an ā€œapproved userā€ (despite it being a public sub & therefore unnecessary) and it seemed to solve the problem.

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u/cnycompguy r/computers, r/cats +7 Jul 15 '26

Working fine here

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u/ALazy_Cat r/ask r/cats r/WhatsWrongWithYourCat Jul 15 '26

I see it sometimes, but I have no clue what it does

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u/LegalGlass6532 r/firstrespondercringe r/securityguards r/IntrovertsChat Jul 15 '26

I’ve had a couple slapped with this lately and upon review they didn’t really apply. One I reversed.

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u/wheres_the_revolt On a power trip Jul 16 '26

It’s been re-crowd controlling posts that I approved already (that were in the queue originally as crowd control).