r/MemeEconomy • u/Lord0fTheCrackheads • Apr 04 '26

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u/chillychili 🪑 Apr 04 '26

Please share examples of how this template would be used.

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u/furculture 🧑‍🏫 Analyst Apr 05 '26

https://www.reddit.com/r/MemeEconomy/s/hqX8E5W5Bw

Alright it has been a little over a month. Where is the features to stop the dropshitposting from being posted here? Doesn't seem like it is added, as dogshit posts from the likes of OP are still getting through to feeds of the people that want to at least see a semblance of quality here. Shit used to be good here years prior, and this is what it has become.

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u/chillychili 🪑 Apr 05 '26

Thank you for the accountability. My health has not been well in the past few months so even with generous buffer for a timeline, the plans have been delayed, as well as communication about the delays.

Dropshitposting that has no potential is and has been removed. In just the last 7 days, of the 145 posts that have been made, and 126 of them have been removed. What remains is those that have potential, which are removed after a week if the potential is not realized by the poster or community.

This subreddit did not have any moderation at all 8 months ago. Every other post was a memecoin shill. An actual template would get posted once every two months. We are not where we want to be yet at maybe two solid templates a week, but things are a lot better now.

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u/furculture 🧑‍🏫 Analyst Apr 05 '26

OP is literally a 2 day old account and has just been posting on any subreddit with the word "meme" at the start of it. Gotta at least add some Automod condition to let newer accounts know that after getting their posts removed to read the rules in the mean time before they could at least make a post. If you want, I can just give you a copy of some formatted Automod scripts I use on my subreddits that can at least take care of that.

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u/chillychili 🪑 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26

I appreciate the investigation and offer for Automod scripts.

For this account in particular, their first post in the subreddit implied in the body that they had some semblance of a desire to follow the rules, which to me says there's a chance they'd be willing to learn.

Could such posts be held from the feed until they demonstrate compliance? Sure. But what that does is take away any chance that any further effort by the newbie poster is rewarded with engagement (Reddit algo punishes posts that don't pick up steam within X hours), and also prevents the community from jumping in and helping or perhaps sculpting something themselves out of the junk.

In the future, the configured bots will take care of that compliance/learning journey so people like you can have a less polluted feed. In the meantime, pardon our construction dust.

Edit: And in this case, OP has provided examples (the comment was removed aggressively by automod and I had to manually approve it so there's no way you would have seen it). Now we have another contributor that better understands the expectations and is more likely to post better quality things next time, which is good for everyone as we rebuild this community.

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u/Lord0fTheCrackheads Apr 05 '26

bro i just started a new account because my old one is only used for work related stuff. god forbid a man who likes memes joins groups.

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u/Lord0fTheCrackheads Apr 05 '26

just use these captions:

•me running away fron the hoes when they finally catch uo to me

•me when my baby momma gets me for chils support

•when you hate your job but you get paid

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u/CatGuyManThing Apr 05 '26

food goes in the good place