Comment by [deleted] on 28/08/2020 at 19:34 UTC

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They've been doing pretty good at starting to address mod issues lately.

Such as?

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Just yesterday they posted huge modmail improvements.

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multiple* recent modmail updates, a sitewide hate speech policy formulated around specific mod contributions to the discussion, new automation of certain sitewide suspensions like ban evasion, increased quality/frequency of feedback on escalation of reports to admins, and that's just what I can think of off the top of .y head that's available on old reddit. New reddit has even more improvements, like a much more quality & easier to use automatic posts scheduler instead of the weird and buggy automod hack, automatic messages to new subscribers to get people to read the rules, native implementation of removal reasons, and more.

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In the past few months they've gotten a LOT better about dealing with ban evasion.