If possible, please adjust the API limits for moderators. For example, if I'm a moderator of a given magazine and I am posting links to it I can run into HTTP 429 TOO MANY REQUESTS. This is understandable if I'm doing things outside magazines that I moderate but if I am:

1. Trying to post content to increase traffic
2. Trying to vote on posts to increase traffic
3. Trying to moderate posts to remove junk

...and all of this is happening in a magazine that I moderate, it would be nice for the API to give me a little more leeway than a non-moderator in the magazine.

I know this is a non-trivial implementation but I wanted to request it.

#kbinMeta

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I left Reddit after /u/spez continued to lie about the changes being made to the API. After finding kbin I wanted to read more AITA posts like I could on Reddit, but after finding none I created this magazine at https://kbin.social/m/amitheasshole so that I could encourage others to make such posts.

I could have waited for long-standing Reddit moderators to come here and make it but I skipped the line to do it myself. AITA for not waiting?

#amitheasshole