Comment by lift_ticket83 on 25/04/2024 at 19:58 UTC*

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View submission: Saying goodbye to the mobile Mod Feed.

I could see this potentially happening on desktop/mobile further on down the road. From a prioritization standpoint, it'd be great to know how often mods utilize this old comment feed Reddit capability as it seems like a somewhat niche workflow.

(edit - added some clarity)

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Comment by SolariaHues at 25/04/2024 at 21:01 UTC*

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I check the comment feed at least daily. Here's why -

to spot any missed rule breaks and remove them (our threads may be referred back to and what you leave up can indicate what you'll allow)

to use those missed removals to improve AM config which hopefully in time will reduce what gets missed and save the team time (BTW anything that could help me identify false positives easier would be so amazing)

to spot any unanswered questions in comments (newtoreddit mostly and especially as we only allow one post per 72hrs we do get additional questions in comments and other users jumping in to ask things)

It's easier than clicking through loads of threads to do all of the above.

It was easier and less of a strain on me physically and much more convenient to do this in RIF on mobile before. (though I couldn't use macros doing it that way).

Comment by elphieisfae at 25/04/2024 at 22:21 UTC

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I have never used new reddit or any apps for anything. I am old reddit only, including on mobile browser. iOS and Android agnostic.

Comment by TheChrisD at 26/04/2024 at 08:44 UTC

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From a prioritization standpoint, it'd be great to know how often mods utilize this old comment feed Reddit capability as it seems like a somewhat niche workflow.

It's pretty much a requirement for any thread focused on a live event (such as live sport, or TV watchalongs), to more quickly and easily assess the comments without having to refresh the entire post every time.

Of course it would just be easier if you brought back the "live" auto-updating comments view you once had...