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View submission: Making it easier to host events
This is awesome!
Questions about post submission scheduling. We have rotating weekly threads, is this something we could do with the post submission scheduling without manually doing it every week?
Also, in the video shown there is a text by the submit that says this is editable into the event and only viewable by mods. A) Does this change how normal posts are editable? i.e. why can you not edit it after it is posted, and B) can all mods edit it, or is it just the submitter. C) Where is it visible? Especially for subreddits (I'm speaking specifically to /r/leagueoflegends, but can apply to any active subreddit) that have high turnover, where will the post show? Is there a queue?
Regarding collections, we have a team that normally creates the match threads. Does the collection only apply to mods? And can we add posts from other submitters?
These features would be nice for us during worlds (going on right now) and in general for AMAs.
Comment by lakelly000 at 26/09/2018 at 18:03 UTC
11 upvotes, 3 direct replies
We have rotating weekly threads, is this something we could do with the post submission scheduling without manually doing it every week?
Yes! We're definitely thinking about recurring posts specifically for weekly threads you mentioned. To start you will be able to schedule posts, and add recurring!
Does this change how normal posts are editable?
You can edit the title, body and time of the event!
an all mods edit it, or is it just the submitter.
Mods of that community and mods that have Post Permissions.
Where is it visible?
We're building a separate "Scheduled Posts" feed for your mod team to see all the upcoming posts! Again, mods that have Post Permissions will be able to edit the post, submit it, or start the event early if desired.
Does the collection only apply to mods? And can we add posts from other submitters?
For now, collections are created by mods only. And yes we're working on an additional action on all posts within your community to add to a collection. So yes, you can add multiple users posts to a collection.
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Hope this helps, Thanks for all you questions!!
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Comment by [deleted] at 26/09/2018 at 17:56 UTC*
1 upvotes, 1 direct replies
Cope