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Hello everyone!

I built ModGather while diving into Devvit. It’s a simple yet nice-to-have utility designed for moderators to give you a deep dive into any post, comment, or author at a glance.

What it does:

• Deep Insights: Fetches metadata that isn't always visible in the standard UI.
• 2 Views: Toggle between a clean, readable form or raw JSON (perfect for debugging or external logging).

It’s public now and I'd love to hear your thoughts. what's missing? what does it need in order for you to use it in your workflow ?

Please, check it out: https://developers.reddit.com/apps/modgather

Hi everyone.

I was mildly surprised when I find out that numeric values of properties like Post.approvedAtUtc return the value in seconds (10 digits) and not milliseconds (13 digits).

I get it that reddit might not store milliseconds when some events occur, i'm not asking for that. I think it'll be nice to have that stated on the docs. Since other properties like User.createdAt do return a Date object which in essence is a 13 digit numeric value (even though it does not give milliseconds either and that's fine).

So that behavior should be normalized or clearly state on the docs what to expect when using them.

If you check https://developers.reddit.com/docs/api/redditapi/models/classes/Post you'll see it says "returns a number", but not a single word about the scale (seconds/milliseconds).

Thanks your time. Let me know if I missed something.