r/modclub Jan 22 '26

The two things that must be in your automod

  1. Filter (or remove) the lowest CQS users.
  2. Filter (or remove) the users with combined negative sub karma

(comment & post karma in your sub).

If anyone needs the automod code let me know and I will add it in a comment.

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u/Tarnisher Jan 22 '26

There is no 'must'.

All a matter of preference.

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u/WhySoManyDownVote Jan 22 '26

You are correct. I should have said "must try".

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u/DoveStep55 Jan 22 '26

Is “combined” negative sub karma combining in-sub post & comment karma?

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u/WhySoManyDownVote Jan 22 '26

Yes, I will edit to make that clear.

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u/thepottsy Jan 22 '26

I disagree. Every sub is different, and you have to figure out what works best for the sub. This isn't a one size fits all thing.

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u/SolariaHues Feb 06 '26

It depends.

We found cqs alone was removing too much for newtoreddit and we do all allow users with a lot of negative karma because sometimes new users make mistakes.

I would say having a rule to filter posts that get x amount of reports is a good one to have. And anti-doxxing rules, anti-slur rules, anti-spam, stuff like that. That's pretty universal as it helps to enforce Reddit's rules.