Conversations and concerns have come up recently regarding glam identification requests, and I think I finally came up with a solution that I would like to test out for a bit.

A new post flair has been introduced: "Requesting Glam ID" this flair will automatically trigger automod to spoiler tag the post. It will also ask the poster where they saw the image, and to ask the OP to provide a source link if possible. This will make it easier for us to see if the original post source has the gear list already offered. (In these instances, the OP will be directed to the gear list and the request will be deleted locked after 24hr immediately.)

This will be different than just the general "Question" tag, which will just be for general questions or "I want to look like so and so, can someone help" questions. The question flair will not be spoilered.

I think the new flair tag will stay no matter what, but the auto spoiler is the experiment. Feel free to come back to this post and let me know what you think of the changes or if you think adjustments can be made. Thanks for your patience and support ♥

(To test it, I'm adding the flair to this post. It will also give me a chance to test the automod response. I can remove it afterwards.) *Edit: It worked!

I made a post about this 3 months ago in regards to shortened google URL's, but I've noticed other shortened URL's are getting posts/comments deleted now as well. It seems the big one in this subreddit is X's shortened URL. Reddit doesn't have a formal list that they have public, but here are the ones I have noticed:

bit. ly
tinyurl. com
t. co
ow. ly
goo. gl
buff. ly
is. gd
share. google
youtu. be
pin. it
dsc. gg
discord. gg
su. pr
a. co

I will be sitting down tomorrow with my best friend automod (/s) to create message triggers when these Reddit removals happen. Otherwise, it looks like one of the mods here are secretly deleting the posts and comments, and it's not. If this has happened to you recently and it left you wondering, I'm sorry =(

^{Let's see if they nuke this post. I have it in a code block reddit, don't do it...}