1) New Quality Standards (Starting Monday March 19)
There seemed to be a consensus in this announcement/stickied post that a good direction for the sub would to be to enforce a video quality standard as a way of setting this subreddit apart from any others that essentially serve as catch-all subs for NSFW content.
Over the next few days I will be warning users of content that would no longer be suitable under the new rules, which would apply to the same posts that were receiving my warnings over the past months.
If anyone has any more feedback, feel free to comment here or message us through the modmail.
2) reddit Re-design Alpha
As many are probably aware, reddit is working on a site-wide redesign that will eventually roll-out to everyone.
It was previously available to moderators of large subreddits, and is now available to all mods.
I have done up a test version of this sub in the new format, which you can check out here (if you have access to the alpha):
Again, any feedback is welcome!
My major gripe at the moment is no compatibility with RES's handling of in-line media, so viewing gfys is a bit painful for now, but hopefully as things continue to get tweaked it will only get better.
