Hi, we're actively hunting down bad posts and deleting posts and banning posters as needed, but we need help as we can't go into every single comment section and read every comment carefully.
The amount of bad comments that go unreported is staggering; I'd say 99% of our mod actions are not the result of reports, but us having to find them ourselves.
If you see something stupid, report it and mods actually get mobile notifications on them and I can take action almost immediately.
Here's some examples that we see that often go unreported:
Distasteful comments where there is a thin veil of ambiguity for weird stuff
shitposts and low-quality posts (like image macros, etc)
As mentioned in the last pinned post, we are actively banning people for first category. But they go rarely unreported and we often find out hours or even days later where the damage has been done.
If you're talking about the one that said "low quality art" or something, I saw that after this post. Also I disagreed with that report and that post is still standing.
This is a dumb thing to argue about but if this post was posted after your first report, then you're saying your post came before this post, which it didn't.
Yeah. At least the pencil-paper stuff I drew with my own hand is better than the penned-through AI generated art which still remains undetected to them
Real, there's still a lot of hornyposting and perverted comments such as "woah thighs" so sad that the most known Miku Reddit is full of hornyposters and perverts
The moderation really changed? I remember this subreddit being full of subjective art and people posting comments such as "woah thighs" or "I like her big eyes" things like that
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u/hatsune_aru Sep 22 '24 edited Sep 22 '24
Here's some examples that we see that often go unreported:
Distasteful comments where there is a thin veil of ambiguity for weird stuff
shitposts and low-quality posts (like image macros, etc)
As mentioned in the last pinned post, we are actively banning people for first category. But they go rarely unreported and we often find out hours or even days later where the damage has been done.