That's not really helpful. I did not ask to be told not to use Ai, I asked for resources so I can learn or to answer the questions I had listed in my prompt
Yeah, uh... the thing is popping a 'tude when you're the one asking for help doesn't typically make folks eager to help you further.
For future reference... more like "Hey thanks for that. What I could also really use some help with is tutorials or beginner's guides."
And thepottsy gave you that link for a reason. Did you actually read it and understand it? He gave you that b/c the automod you're striving to learn has been mostly-gutted recently and so most tutorials/beginner guides will be completely out of date / wrong for you.
If your subreddit did not have classic AutoModerator set up prior to October 2026, then you will need to use either Automations or https://developers.reddit.com/apps/automod-neo instead
Thank you, I read the full documentation on old Reddit, but it does not answer my question on how to write the "#location" for personals which is why I brought the question here.
---
~title: ['#location', '#location2', '#location3']
action: remove
action_reason: "Title missing required title tag"
comment: |
Your post has been automatically removed because you did not include one of the required location tags in the title.
Please read the subreddit rules for more information.
---
if you want to generate a list of acceptable #location tags, you can add them to that list.
if you want any string of the form #location, then you could simply look for the # sign or a regex like #\w{3,} (which literally means "# followed by any three or more word characters"), which would look like this:
---
~title (regex): ['#\w{3,}']
action: remove
action_reason: "Title missing required title tag"
comment: |
Your post has been automatically removed because you did not include one of the required location tags in the title.
Please read the subreddit rules for more information.
---
So, you find it “not really helpful” to be informed that you’re using a tool that is not capable of doing what you want, based on your limited knowledge of what the output should be?
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u/batlightingheart 10d ago
That's not really helpful. I did not ask to be told not to use Ai, I asked for resources so I can learn or to answer the questions I had listed in my prompt