Moddiquette
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Source | https://www.reddit.com/wiki/moddiquette |
Context | Informal set of guidelines for moderators of reddit written by community members. |
Moddiquette is an informal set of guidelines for moderators of reddit written by community members. Please abide by it the best you can.
Please do:
- Be calm and polite, even when users are not.
- Offer helpful rule explanations, tips, and links to new or confused users.
- Check the moderation queues and /new listings of your subreddits regularly.
[modqueue] [unmoderated] [new queue]
- Try to respond to all of your moderator mail, even if you cannot address it in a timely manner.
- Be open to the viewpoints of other moderators in your subreddit and try to reach a consensus on difficult tasks.
- Keep a unified front when addressing users officially.
- Report spammers and other rule violations.
- Try to inform users when you remove their content.
You can leave a distinguished comment or mark their post with link flair.
Please don't:
- Remove content based on your opinion.
- Distinguish comments or submissions when you aren't speaking officially on behalf of your subreddit.
- Publish moderator mail publicly without permission of those involved.
- Hide reddit ads or purposely mislead users with custom CSS.
- Act unilaterally when making major revisions to rules, sidebars, or stylesheets.
- Invite other users as moderators to your subreddit without their permission.
- Take on moderation roles in more subreddits than you can handle.
- Take moderation positions in communities where your profession, employment, or biases could pose a direct conflict of interest to the neutral and user driven nature of reddit.
- Encourage or "feed" trolls—just ignore them.
- Ban users from subreddits in which they have not broken any rules.
- Interfere with other subreddits or their moderation.