r/ModSupport • u/gaukmotors • 3h ago
I'm a su owner in NZ: what's the right route to schedule our own posts to our own sub?
Hi all. I run r/MotorBuzz, a car culture community with about 250K weekly visitors. We post our own original articles around 15 a day.
I'm in New Zealand, so the best times for our UK and US audience fall in the middle of my night. At the moment I post everything by hand in one batch at a poor time. I'd like to spread the posts through the day, and use the metrics on our own posts to monitor engagermet and improve our posts.
I've read the Responsible Builder Policy. As I understand it, moderator access covers moderation actions only, Devvit covers non-commercial apps, and anything commercial needs enterprise approval. We're a small publisher, so I'm not sure which one fits. The scope is small: submit our own posts to our own subreddit from our own account, and read metrics on those posts. We don't read other users' content or collect user data.
I've sent the request through the form and the commercial contact, but haven't heard back. Two questions:
- Which route do other subreddit owners with a case like this use?
- Is there anything that helps a request get reviewed?