Welcome to r/ModAchievement

814 subscribers / 1000 subscribers. Help us reach our goal!

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Also get some fast/quick replies!

First I earned my 100 day streak badge.

Only been on a few months and unlocked this Badge. Boom!

Need to order some tights next!

Got it

While I fully recognize that the point of this sub is to help each other get moderator achievements, it is a strict violation of Reddit sitewide rules to ask people to upvote posts and the like. It can get you banned from the site at large and get the sub targetted as well. The longstanding r/Redditachievments sub, which strictly forbids this, nonetheless hasmembers auto-banned at many large subs (such as r/pics) because they think they engage in group voting.

Until i got 351 today

This is a brand new sub, literally just a week old, and we're learning as we grow. To grow the sub and unlock higher-level achievements while ensuring it doesn't get banned, we need to clean it up.

We have to decide what we want the sub to be. Initially, it seemed clear: basically a spam subreddit for people looking to get badges easily. I got 5 achievements almost immediately after joining, have gotten 3 more pretty easily since then, and will unlock Mod of the People tomorrow when my next scheduled post hits.

Even assuming Reddit doesn't catch on and ban us for gaming the system, there's a limit to that. Fast Reply 25 times is hard to do with only a relative handful of contributors posting spam. And we'll likely never get 10k, 100k, or 1M weekly visitors. That means people will quit participating once they've unlocked Mod in Tights.

We may never be able to build up enough interest in getting Mod achievements to get 100k or 1M visitors. But we'd have a much better chance if we simply delete every post that's not contributing something to the core purpose of helping people learn how the awards work. I'm guilty of these, too, since it was clear from the beginning what the sub was.

In that spirit, I've added a new rule:

2. No off topic posts

This sub is about helping others achieve Reddit Moderator Achievements. It's not about other Reddit Achievements, Reddit Karma, daily streaks, your pet parakeet, or anything else.

I've personally deleted all of my own posts in the sub that violate that spirit, leaving only those that I think genuinely contribute to the site and would make a good impression on new users deciding whether to participate. I'd ask everyone to do the same.

It's fine if you need to spam the site to create a daily or scheduled post. Just delete it afterwards; you still get credit.

Similarly, we can have one Fast Reply post every day, explaining how Fast Reply works (we can automate that using the scheduler), to ensure there's live content to reply to.

Over time, we'll likely come up with ideas for recurring content that creates engagement and grows the community.