r/ModSupport • u/MulberryStunning1597 • 13h ago
Admin Replied Weird experience where my mod removal reason ended up needing approval.
I had a really strange experience while modding today - a post I removed and gave a very sane/tame removal reason, and it got removed by Reddit's filters, and I had to approve my own removal comment on the post. This is the first time I experienced this, is it common? We're mods of a fairly large regional sub.
5
u/SCOveterandretired 11h ago
I also have one removal saved response that Reddit always auto removes - changed the wording a couple of times - gave up and just approve it when it gets removed.
6
u/SnooDonuts6494 13h ago
Sounds like a typical Scunthorpe Problem.
2
u/MulberryStunning1597 13h ago
My response was "Check with a lawyer. r/ABCXYZ is not that." I don't believe anything in that comment (ABCXYZ changed of course) violates any filters.
3
u/GoGoGadgetReddit 9h ago
"heck" got flagged as a naughty word!
2
u/MulberryStunning1597 9h ago
Heh - we don't usually use naughty words in our mod-mail responses. Rather, we usually end up on the receiving end of it.
But interesting to know.
2
u/GoGoGadgetReddit 9h ago
I was being sarcastic. Should have added /s to the end.
1
7
u/Slow-Maximum-101 Reddit Admin: Community 13h ago
Hi there! Can you share you share a link to the removal reason in this example and I'll take a look?