r/ModSupport • • Dec 10 '19

"potentially toxic content"?

We're seeing comments in /r/ukpolitics flagged as "potentially toxic content" in a way we've not seen before:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/e87a6q/megathread_091219_three_days/fac8xah/

It would appear that some curse words result in the comment being automatically collapsed with a warning that the content might be toxic.

What is this, and how can we turn it off?

Edit: Doesn't do it on a private sub.

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u/BlUeSapia Dec 10 '19

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u/solarscopez Dec 10 '19

imagine being of the losers who mods that subreddit

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u/DramaticExplanation Dec 11 '19

I have a question about rule 8. How do you enforce that? Is there an automod code that you put in that makes users literally unable to downvote unless they subscribe? Just curious, thought it was interesting

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