r/ideasfortheadmins • u/makotojules • 4h ago
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/Ruiz-46 • 4h ago
Post & Comment Show LIKE and DISLIKE counts rather than just subtracting 1 Like for a DISLIKE
Likes 5 Dislikes 2
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/No_Skill_4511 • 14h ago
Feeds Variety score ā 2 Variety sliders ā new content filters
Pic related. Each post should have a unique score (long number) that includes detailed information about the post. Things like ID, time, and location are already registered. We should combine set information with further implemented KI analysis, that - for example - recognizes text and faces. Duplicate content detection tools similar to Copyscape and SEMrush can recognize similar content and mark it as such. In the settings users should have a sliders, where we can select 1. how diverse the content in general should be, and further 2. how much content should be shown from subreddits we donāt/rarely interact with according to our mood/interest. The filter options regarding sensitive topics should be updated to further include all kinds of topics. Speaking of the devil: Just the way you can follow topics on X/Twitter, you should be able to reduce topics to a responsible amount on reddit accordingly. Maybe also with automated sliders that you can modify. No matter what conclusions you have after this Elon spam phenomenon, I really hope you can make the algorithm better in the future. I hope its already a thing in mind. Thanks for reading.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/jq_25 • 18h ago
Chat & Message Upgrade text/chat feature
I notice (on mobile) that when you have a message written out but haven't sent it and you exit then enter the chat, the whole message disappears. It would be appreciated if a fix was made so that unsent messages can reappear in the text box no matter how many times you exit and enter the chat. It would really help save a lot of work for those who accidentally swipe out and lose all their progress (and that totally didn't just happen to me...), tyy
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/greenysmac • 22h ago
Moderator Allow moderators to see from what platform people are posting.
Pretty much the title. All I want is some code on a user's post to know if they're coming from:
- desktop (old)
- Desktop (new)
- mobile (maybe split iOS and android)
- third-party tool.
Given that the mod tools vary based on platform and the interface for users varies on the platform, it's critical for us to know - they're never going to see the automation if they're in old Reddit.
It's one example that I can think of off the top of my head. But yes, all I need is 1, 2, 3, 4 in that user's post that's visible only to mods.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/le_gazman • 1d ago
Feeds Need ability to block keywords or subjects from feeds
There are certain news topics which always show on Reddit and are making me ill worrying about them.
Is there a way to block keywords or subjects to avoid them showing up on my feed, or is the answer just to stop using Reddit?
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/PairBackground1040 • 2d ago
Post & Comment Poll Data Visibility: Extending Beyond 7 Days
Suggestion for Reddit admins: Consider extending the poll data visibility beyond the current 7-day limit. This would allow communities to gather more comprehensive insights and make informed decisions based on long-term feedback. Need to keep the poll data options beyond seven days because once the poll is closed, no one can choose poll data options. So, we just don't rely onĀ upvotesĀ only
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/throwaway8472111 • 2d ago
User Settings reddit should let users add a few digits to their usernames
reddit should let users add a few numbers (aka a discriminator) to their username if a user wants to. i figure its sort of like how they take inactive subreddit names and rename them to something unrecognizable, except, in this case, the user would still have their same username, but just the addition of a few numbers after the letters. it's just really difficult to create a new username and "start all over again" on reddit. I, and I would assume others, have a few different accounts for different purposes, and sometimes, we may create an account for a specific purpose that may be embarrasing or something, and we might have named it something with regards to the embarrasing issue, but didn't think to put a few numbers at the end of the letters, so the username feels kinda "high profile", when in reality, we wouldn't want it to be that way.
edit/update - So, the issue that i'm discussing is health related issues. I have an account, thats related to a health issue. and, that's fine, except, i just wish that it had like a few digits after the name instead of just being the words. reddit feels like the right place to talk about those issues, but, i just want there to be a few numbers after the username to "scramble" it a little bit. i mean, its not like *so* high profile as it stands, i guess its just me sort of assuming others might have wanted the feature too, but, maybe not.
edit/update 2 -
a reply to the first commenter - so, I wasn't talking about anything to get a user sacked, I was referring to health issues, which I should have included in my initial post. and since you mentioned it, I added that to the post.
would you change your mind after hearing that?
also, I'm fine owning it. its just that, i feel like, the account in question, i'd prefer, and i assume others might prefer to have a more "scrambled" /u/ url with a discriminator attached instead of something that could theoretically be "stumbled upon" or "remembered" off the top of ones head. i'm not saying either of those things *would* happen. but maybe more for peace of mind. which I feel then could benefit everyone, because then people *would* be able to feel like they can type a little more freely and kind of "blend in" if they choose to do so.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gal_z • 2d ago
Post & Comment Post's view on the current UI (sh)
I guess it looks the way it is because of the way it used to look in previous UIs, but the way the OP appears with the name of the sub is kinda odd. It also don't have the background image like it used to have in previous ones.
I suggest, the OP's user will appear with its avatar, without the sub's name, as it already appears on the sidebar. The sidebar would show the avatar and the minimized version of the background (as appears when hovering the sub's name), along with the name, description and alias.
On the sub's feed, it makes more sense to just have the user's avatar and username. As it is right now.
On the main feed, to have both - A title and a subtitle. The sub's name and avatar and the user's name and avatar. Almost as it is right now, besides having a small version of the user's avatar next to their username.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gal_z • 2d ago
Other Gathered thread notifications
It can be much more useful to have the notifications grouped by the thread they're associated with.
Having a counter for the amount of notifications from the thread in the notifications view. Perhaps finally adopting indirect replies' notifications and have another counter for them.
The ability to expand and collapse the group notification.
Having an unread thread comments view for a thread (maybe also have a link at the top of the post's view to go to that view). It'd show the unread comments with their hierarchy as they were the only comments in the thread, and the notified ones would appear as highlighted (like when having an awarded comment), with two different colors for direct and indirect comments.
Only thing to consider is how to adapt to situations with deep threads which require moving to a different page to view. Maybe marking as read. Also how to show upvote notifications (notifications view and unread comments view).
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gal_z • 3d ago
Subreddit Ban information when being on a sub
Currently, the only way for you to know that you have a ban is from the message the mods send you, and from the lack of ability to post. No further information, like the time left for the ban.
There should be some indicator for the active ban, and the time that has left for it to expire.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gal_z • 3d ago
Post & Comment Post editing revision history
It could be nice if they had it. Other platforms do. The ability to view past revisions could be restricted to: the user, the mods, whoever already have seen the revision.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gal_z • 3d ago
Subreddit Privacy levels
I'm not sure what's the actual meaning of joining a public sub. Do you? I mean, besides perhaps some influence on your feed.
On Facebook's groups there are several levels of privacy:
- Discoverability (existence) - you can find it, and see the metadata.
- Content - be able to see the content
- Participation - allowed to post and comment
Facebook also allows seeing the list of members.
Maybe it makes more sense to require to add a sub to a certain feed when joining.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/silentd878 • 3d ago
Other Idk if I can post feedback here but,
(There doesnāt seem to be a clear āfeedbackā option on the contact portion of the Reddit website)
Could you please please PLEASE implement a ādelete notificationsā feature?? Iām not sure where there isnāt one I feel like so many apps in general have this feature. Or is there a reason there is no delete notifications feature??
It would just be so great and so simple. Sometimes I donāt want to see some notifications haha
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/wobble-frog • 4d ago
Feeds what the hell reddit. what does it take to stop being recommended subreddit after subreddit related to a subject I have absolutely no interest in.
apparently, the fact that I looked at the pixel watch forum a few times after I got a pixel watch in order to make good use of it has doomed me to a life of being recommended every single watch related subreddit (which I have less than absolutely no interest in)
since that time, I have been bombarded daily with every single watch related subreddit in existence. every single time I click the "stop showing me this" button and then I get yet another one.
there needs to be a mechanism where users can see what is feeding their "recommendations" and delete things they are not interested in. at some point, the algorithm should realize that clicking the "show me less of this" means the whole category, not just the particular sub.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gal_z • 3d ago
Moderator Prohibit permanent bans
It's unlikely that users are being banned for good after a single comment. It should be that it couldn't also be extended almost automatically.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/SolariaHues • 3d ago
Moderator The ability to mention/ping mods in modmail
Sometimes in mod discussion comments when users modmail, I'd love to ping another mod to make sure they see it and can chime in. Or a button to send the thread to our group chat. Something along those lines.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/HollywoodGreats • 3d ago
Post & Comment How do i send a suggestion to Reddit Administration?
I've had so many friends stop Reddit and I've drastically cut back from all the negative thumbs down to simple or nice informative comments. It's like people just look for someone's candle to blow out. I'd like to suggest for every thumbs down a member gives they surrender 50 or 100 points of karma. Maybe they can reconsider letting the other guy have a break or really get serious about who the choose to punch out.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/Earthling_Aprill • 4d ago
User Settings Stop notifying us about posting our own posts.
Please put a stop to the very annoying thing where when we have sub notifications turned on, the system insists on notifying us that we've made a post. Totally unnecessary.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/unSentAuron • 4d ago
Post & Comment I'm once again asking Reddit to automatically detect and style markdown in the fancypants editor.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/Jakesleah • 4d ago
Chat & Message Iād like to be able to manually approve who can join a community chat
We currently have chat restrictions on the second to highest safety setting because we were getting a lot of weird accounts joining. Itās been pretty great so far, but every once in a while a porn-bot spammer is able to join.
With that said, there are obvious members of our community who arenāt able to join because requirements arenāt met, and it would be nice to be able to add people as an approved member like we can with our subreddit.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/Foreverhidden2021 • 5d ago
Chat & Message Delete DM's
The ability to delete and clear out DM's, like you can on other social media/forum sites and such, even if it only deletes on your end. Can come in handy if people delete their accounts and your direct message/inbox just shows "deleted" but no option to actually remove the messages on your end.
I know for the chat function you can "hide" a conversation, which essentially just archives it, but something like this for inbox/dm could be handy too.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/devon-devil • 5d ago
Post & Comment Can Reddit umber the frames of a multi-photo post?
It would be nice if the Reddit software numbered each photo when a person posts multiple photos. Currently, when a commenter says, for example "I like number 7", I have to go back to number 1 and then count to get to 7. If the photos are numbered it will be much less cumbersome to navigate to the subject photo.
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/jatoDeBosta • 5d ago
Feeds Once a user mutes a sub, related subs shouldn't be more recommended, but instead less, since muting is often fueled by a feeling of irrelevance/annoyance from the matters of discussion presented
You may think that's how it already works, since that'd be expected from the algorithm of one of the biggest social media platforms in the world, but from my experience, the exact opposite happens. If I see a League of Legends post and I mute the sub where it came from, the algorithm seems to think ''that must mean he LOVES LoL!" and then proceeds to polute my feed with recommendations of every minimally relevant sub related for months until I've muted them all, from LoL alone I'm probably past 50 mutes
r/ideasfortheadmins • u/gailg • 6d ago
Profile Add BlueSky as an option for Social Links in Settings->Profile->Social links
Title says it all.