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* Add Runs to main docs readme and concepts * Add high level diagram in main docs readme to show CM lifecycle * Refactor subreddit/rule examples to use runs syntax
55 lines
2.2 KiB
YAML
55 lines
2.2 KiB
YAML
runs:
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- checks:
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- name: Self Promo All or low comment
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description: >-
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SP >10% of all activities or >10% of submissions with low comment
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engagement
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kind: submission
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rules:
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# this attribution rule is looking at all activities
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#
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# we want want this one rule to trigger the check because >10% of all activity (submission AND comments) is a good requirement
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- name: attr10all
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kind: attribution
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criteria:
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- threshold: '> 10%'
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window: 90 days
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- threshold: '> 10%'
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window: 100
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# this is a RULE SET
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#
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# it is made up of "nested" rules with a pass condition (AND/OR)
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# if the nested rules pass the condition then the Rule Set triggers the Check
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#
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# AND = all nested rules must be triggered to make the Rule Set trigger
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# AND = any of the nested Rules will be the Rule Set trigger
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- condition: AND
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# in this check we use an Attribution >10% on ONLY submissions, which is a lower requirement then the above attribution rule
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# and combine it with a History rule looking for low comment engagement
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# to make a "higher" requirement Rule Set our of two low requirement Rules
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rules:
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- name: attr20sub
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kind: attribution
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criteria:
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- threshold: '> 10%'
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thresholdOn: submissions
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window: 90 days
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- threshold: '> 10%'
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thresholdOn: submissions
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window: 100
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lookAt: media
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- name: lowOrOpComm
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kind: history
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criteriaJoin: OR
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criteria:
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- window: 90 days
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comment: < 50%
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- window: 90 days
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comment: '> 40% OP'
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actions:
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- kind: remove
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- kind: comment
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content: >-
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Your submission was removed because you are over reddit's threshold
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for self-promotion or exhibit low comment engagement
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