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Hello mods/devs,
I am creating a mod tool for Devvit called Devudu, which is meant to solve one of the most critical upcoming issues with moderation: cross-subreddit spam and abuse.
Moderators face challenges such as:
spam accounts posting within several subs as a cluster
the inability to report clusters/bulk
AI/bot-generated content that works around subreddit-specific filters
growing workload without any community intelligence sharing
harassment and retaliation risks when enforcing consequences
The goal of Devudu is to identify repeat offenses across several subs with the use of this tool and send moderation indicators along with cluster/cooldown-like restrictions to participating communities, rather than forcing moderators to do this themselves.
Currently, I am in the design/testing phase and would highly appreciate some feedback from active moderators.
What are the most difficult patterns of spam/abuse you have to fight against now?
Will the ability to detect cross-community activity actually improve your workflow?
What would need to be done to make it possible to utilize this tool in the mod environment?
Soon I will open an early beta and hope to get some participation from moderator teams.