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A Modmail automator for Devvit
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Get notified when the Reddit Admins action content in your subreddit
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Easily restrict commenting on individual posts to only users flaired in your subreddit.
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Get notified about moderator username mentions in your subreddit and (optionally) action the content.
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URL Copy is a devvit app that lets users copy submission and comment URLs, plus generate formatted Markdown links with a single click.
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🛝 A little playground for building apps on Reddit.
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A Devvit app that can ban or remove content from users detected as ban evading
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Synchronisation app to share AutoModerator rules between subreddits
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Jul 15, 2024 - TypeScript
A Devvit app that detects and reports or bans users who appear to be LLM spambots
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Jul 8, 2024 - TypeScript
A reputation points bot for Devvit. Allows users and mods to award points to helpful users
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A Devvit app which sends incoming and outgoing modmails from your subreddit's modmail to a Discord or Slack webhook instantly. Sends the message, sender, participant information etc. & other relevant information to the webhook payload.
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A Devvit app that alerts mods to posts from sites that have rarely or never been seen before
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Jun 6, 2024 - TypeScript
A Devvit app to automatically lock a post after a period of time has elapsed
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Jun 10, 2024 - TypeScript
A Devvit app that alerts sub moderators when a post hits trending feeds
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A Devvit app that summarises user's history when they write in to modmail
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A Devvit app to protect subs by banning, removing, reporting or commenting on content from users who have participated in certain subreddits or have shared posts from certain sources
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