modlogs VS Taskerbot

Check this out https://github.com/vitosamson/modlogs

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!)

Luckily, transparency could be easy: https://github.com/vitosamson/modlogs/blob/master/ModeratorInstructions.md

For transparency, many other subreddits already outdo us via tools like modlogs https://github.com/vitosamson/modlogs

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.

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?

Yes, I opened an issue last August and they still haven't responded.

When leaving a Removal Reason, no option to leave the comment as ModTeam-SUBREDDIT. Toolbox can do this. new reddit can do it. Apollo really should. Not being able to do it means I'd rather just use Taskerbot.

If you would like to appeal, please message the moderators by clicking this link. I am a bot (sauce code), and this message was generated at the instruction of a human moderator.

I am a bot (source code here), but this message was generated at the instruction of a human moderator.

Alternatively, if you're able to host and operate a bot you can take a look at Taskerbot which can act based on a post flair change

If you're able to run/host a bot you can look into Taskerbot you can try asking on r/RequestABot for someone to make you one

Unfortunately that's not possible with automod because it doesn't track flair changes. If you're able to run/host a bot you can take a look at Taskerbot

I wonder if a good example here is u/Taskerbot not being able to see moderator reports on "already spam filtered" content.