Comment by lift_ticket83 on 07/03/2022 at 18:16 UTC

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Thanks so much for this feedback - the concept of a 6th label for miscellaneous custom items is an interesting idea! We’ll discuss it as we continue to plan future iterations of this feature.

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=> Comment by lazydictionary at 07/03/2022 at 21:16 UTC

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I feel like all the labels should be customizable.

There are very few times I'd ever label some as a good user, but there are plenty of times I'd want to label someone as different forms of bad.

=> Comment by MajorParadox at 07/03/2022 at 18:31 UTC

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Using no label kind of fills that need, doesn't it? I'd prefer to be able to customize our label names like we can with toolbox. If not that, then maybe add many more options but let subreddit define which should be usable in notes so it's not too many.

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=> Comment by cuteman at 08/03/2022 at 02:29 UTC

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Thanks so much for this feedback - the concept of a 6th label for miscellaneous custom items is an interesting idea! We’ll discuss it as we continue to plan future iterations of this feature.

You're absolutely going to need to add it for when moderators want to ban someone based on subjective/ideological/arbitrary reasons rather than traditional reasons of spam or abuse.

=> Comment by ohvalox at 07/03/2022 at 21:19 UTC

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Custom labels, or more importantly more labels in general would be extremely important! Like for the classic three strike system we already need 3, so 6 is not nearly enough, even if we were able to customize them.

=> Comment by aaronp613 at 08/03/2022 at 00:02 UTC

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on r/jailbreak we have different labels for different offenses such as piracy and toxicity which carry a different amount of warnings before a ban, we 100% would need customer labels in order to use this native solution (and trust me, we really want to use this)