February 2017 /r/pics transparency report
Hi everyone.I really don't have too much to update you on this month.The new mods are doing well and excited to be forced to work helping out.We have a few ideas floating around in our back-room subreddit right now. A few ideas are:Adding a few extra things to our title rules, such as "This is ----, they did -----"Reworking and better clarifying our screenshots ruleHow to best spend our Shareblue money.Otherwise, lets just get to the stats!CategoryDataDifferenceCommentTotal Actions44348Up ~3000New mods like doing a lot before they burn outSubmission Removals12411Down ~2000Not actually that much less, since a lot of rulebreaking posts flooded in with christmas and pre-new yearsComment Removals9350Up ~300Posts Approved4899Up ~1000We have been implementing stronger automoderator rules over heavy spam, so there are more false positivesComments Approved5205Up ~2000SameBans1094Down ~300Includes temp and permaUnbans110~Does not include temp bans expiringReports Ignored1176~Keep reporting stuff !!Stickies Made451Up ~400(A mod has their removal comments set to sticky as well as distinguish)Posts Locked1-Not a lot of lockingReddit admins made 2 actions this month1 action was simply removing the comment of a spammer1 action was against a comment that violated reddit trust and safety guidelinesThanks folks!
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