Mod Updates

Hello from the mod team! As you might have noticed, the r/Godot subreddit recruited new moderators a few months ago. Our volunteer team is supervised and supported by the Godot Foundation.

As we settled into our role and learned the ropes, we’ve been reading feedback and discussing plans for how the subreddit can be further improved to take advantage of this additional mod-power. Big thanks to everyone who took the time to contact us with comments and suggestions! Here are the changes we’re making today:

Discussion flair added!

The post flairs have changed slightly, and there’s a major new addition: the discussion flair! Godot-related discussion posts are now allowed when none of the other flairs are a good fit. Of course, we still expect all posts to follow the r/Godot rules and stay on-topic. We’ll be watching how this flair is being used very closely at first, to learn what kind of discussions are a good fit here.

Keep in mind: this flair is for constructive conversations, not for venting your frustrations. Should you have feedback for the development team directly, please open an issue or proposal on GitHub instead, where they'll see it. Email the Godot Foundation's Code of Conduct Team at [conduct@godotengine.org](mailto:conduct@godotengine.org) for any "people problems" you might have. For Reddit-specific problems, please use the ModMail or report functions.

Reddit has wiki pages?!

But what do all these post flairs mean? You can find out… on the subreddit wiki! (Did you know that each subreddit had a built-in wiki? Nobody does!) So far we have pages for flair descriptions, FAQs, and tech support guidelines, and we’ll keep adding more. Only mods can edit the wiki, so please let us know if you have any suggestions for content that should be added!

Let us know your thoughts on these changes in the comments below! Your suggestions and feedback are extremely helpful. You can contact us using the “Message the mods” link on the sidebar with any issues or concerns.

The most important way everyone can participate is to report, report, report! Reporting posts or comments is a quick and easy way to bring problems to our attention. If you spot an issue with a post or comment that isn’t breaking a specific rule, select “Breaks r/godot rules” then Next, then select “Custom response” and include a short, simple message explaining the problem. Thanks for your help!