InstaMod-2.0
Customizable user flair system for Reddit (by disasterpiece9000)
modlogs
A service for allowing subreddits to publish their moderator logs (by vitosamson)
| InstaMod-2.0 | modlogs | |
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| 15 | 31 | |
| 15 | 14 | |
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| 0.0 | 0.0 | |
| about 3 years ago | over 1 year ago | |
| Python | TypeScript | |
| Mozilla Public License 2.0 | - |
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Stars - the number of stars that a project has on GitHub. Growth - month over month growth in stars.
Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. Recent commits have higher weight than older ones.
For example, an activity of 9.0 indicates that a project is amongst the top 10% of the most actively developed projects that we are tracking.
InstaMod-2.0
Posts with mentions or reviews of InstaMod-2.0.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-04-23.
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The Mod Helper Program copied my self-made mod tool after breaking it with the API changes
InstaMod - Customizable User Flair System
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We're Looking For Developers
InstaMod 2.0
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Proposal: User Flair System
Based on this, we’re interested in your thoughts on us experimenting with a custom user flair system powered by InstaMod. InstaMod is a Reddit bot with many features which could allow us to flair users automatically on an ongoing basis.
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Automated User Flair
Automated flairs would involve using InstaMod, a bot which would automatically assign user flairs based on a set of custom criteria. The best example of how this can be used is in /r/CryptoCurrency, which has five million members. You can read how they describe the system to their mods here. Here's the FAQ page they have for helping their users understand it.
- Best chain for Twitter?
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Timed user flair to mark new members?
You can also look into InstaMod though I'm not sure if it's accepting new subs
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How to make automod assign user flairs according to the number of posts in the last 30 days?
Unfortunately that's not something Automod can do. But you can look into InstaMod (settings), though I don't think it supports a timeframe
- R/Jasmytoken needs a new moderator!
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How to give user flair based on subreddit activity?
look into InstaMod - Info / settings
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Need helo on how to give automatic flair to users?
You can look into InstaMod (settings)
modlogs
Posts with mentions or reviews of modlogs.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-05-08.
- Public Moderator Logs
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WELCOME NEW (OLD?) MOD! Was this announced?
Check this out https://github.com/vitosamson/modlogs
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Heads up! We have added a modlog publishing bot to the moderator list!
Transparency is the name of this whole game and it's time to bring as much as possible to our community moderation. So we have added u/modlogs to the moderator list, which will publish our community modlogs with no restrictions or exceptions. For those curious how it works, here is the github link with more detail. I'm admittedly not a coding wizard but thankfully we have awesome wrinkle brains on the mod team! It's my understanding that this information will live in our subreddit wiki (also a work in progress!)
- Hello all and welcome to Transparent Markets! Looking forward to seeing this community to grow!
- Transparency in the sub
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hate to say it, but mods need to follow GameStop SMRT team’s lead, like yesterday: please start signing your mod post removals — there is absolutely ZERO denying that anon mod removals DECREASE sub accountability, and there is no more important place for accountability that RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW
Luckily, transparency could be easy: https://github.com/vitosamson/modlogs/blob/master/ModeratorInstructions.md
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My First Week as A Superstonk Mod
For transparency, many other subreddits already outdo us via tools like modlogs https://github.com/vitosamson/modlogs
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Would anyone be willing to help code a script to make our modlogs public?
We wouldn’t need a fancy web-interface like u/modlogs used. It might just be something which could pull from u/ufobot’s ‘moderator log’ RSS feed and post it wherever is easiest.
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Can we talk about the moderation here for a moment?
I'm not sure where to best post this in the thread, but I wanted to point towards https://modlogs.fyi/, a tool that can be used to log moderator activity if the mods want. Interested people could then check it and it wouldn't be directly on reddit so if you don't want it to be too public, it doesn't have to be. As for boorus, I personally think they should all be allowed to source content because unfortunately some content is only available on some of them. Ultimately they are content repositories. Maybe encourage only using them if that booru is the only source?
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Request: Public Modlogs Bot
Yes, I opened an issue last August and they still haven't responded.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing InstaMod-2.0 and modlogs you can also consider the following projects:
Taskerbot - A reddit bot to make moderation easier, especially on mobile.
the_magic_eye - Magic Eye is an image detection bot that detects reposts in subreddits, as well as several other image processing and moderation features.
modlog_transparency_bot