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Last Updated On: June 10, 2025

Does your moderation team like to order, categorise, and classify? You can use moderator tags to categorise and group topics together to easily find them again later. For example, someone thinks one of your products (a Sunburst Fender Stratocaster) is so groovy that they write up a glowing review about it on the community? Tag it and similar topics with ‘positive-testimonials’, that way your product team can quickly jump into a list of all the great feedback that’s come through.

How To Add Moderator Tags To A Topic

  1. Log in to Control.
  2. Navigate to Content > Moderation
  3. Select the Topic to add the moderator tags. The Moderate Topic page appears.
  4. In the Moderator Tags field, enter the tags that represent the topic.

 

How To Use Moderator Tags To Find Topics

  1. Log in to Control.
  2. Navigate to Content > Overview.
  3. From the Filters dropdown, select Moderation Tag.
  4. Select the Moderator tag to filter the topics.
  5. Click Apply. The list of topics with tags selected above is listed.

 

Notes:

  •  Only the Moderators have access to add the Moderator Tags. These tags are not visible in the community.
  • Multiple tags can be added to a single topic.

 

is there a topic which confirms every mod tag available @Frank ?
never mind, found the topic! https://community.insided.com/how-to-s-37/how-to-feature-topics-392

Is there a way to tag a reply?

Not only as best answer but with different tags...


Is there possibility to see what topic has Moderation tag added? I mean that when admin or moderator browse the topics in community site, they should be able to see if there is Moderation tag added or not, without to open the topic to the Control.


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