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Now that post-guidance is being rolled out to a larger audience, it would be awesome if we could access metrics related to how often post-guidance rules are triggered. As moderators, we want to consider and monitor the impact of the UX we're giving users. For example, if a rule is configured incorrectly and triggered more often than intended or if there is pent-up demand from users trying to perform a specific action, that might lead us to reevaluate our posting requirements or overall subreddit rules. We want to strike a balance between reducing the moderator burden without annoying users who are trying to participate in our communities.
Comment by lift_ticket83 at 04/04/2024 at 18:50 UTC
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it would be awesome if we could access metrics related to how often post-guidance rules are triggered.
Thank you for sharing this idea! This is abssolutely something we want to add further on down the road to help educate and inform mods. In our minds, this is something that we would integrate into Mod Insights.