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I am begging the mods/auto-mods or the rules of this sub to be adjusted. The same questions, multiple times/day. PLEASE get some restrictions or auto-deletes.
The search function works, y’all.
I’m desperate to see this sub have more interaction of actual PH topics, discussions, research we’re seeing, even potential networking or events going on. Presentation topics for the conferences, local news or implementations. Even funny PH memes, making fun of bad regulations, talking the political aspect of PH and that sector of careers.
ANYTHING besides “MPH Admissions 2.0” sub.
-Yes, the job market sucks. We’re all struggling. -Yes, epi and bio is the highest paying. Yes, you can do that with an MS, too. -No, you probably won’t get remote work. -No, an MPH isn’t the hard and fast requirement for xyz entry job. -If you can’t do basic research beyond Reddit asking the 5th same question in a 48 hour period into determining whether your dream job would need an MPH route, then getting into a career of……research-based careers, probably isn’t for you!
We’ve all tried to be nice and cordial here, offering advice. But my god, PLEASE start searching for the guaranteed hundreds of other of the exact same topics rather than creating new. I promise your scenario/question is not so specific your only option is create another post.
I am so tired, everyone.
See you on the next, “is an MPH worth it?”/“Will I get in?”/“Am I the only one struggling to get a job?” post in a few hours 🫡
Yes, we are.
We have automod redirecting posts with certain flairs to the sticky thread or to better subreddits like /r/mphadmissions. We also ask in the sticky thread for posts to be reported if they are not in the sticky thread like they should be.
Looking at the front page right now and the only reports I see are from automod. We need you to report things so we can see them quickly and be alerted.
Users seem to be using the 'advice' flair which is not set up for a redirect so I've deleted it, we'll see if that helps any. I can't automod terms like 'mph' because it'll create a ton of false positives on legit posts.
If you have any ideas you are welcome to join the mod team.
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Like I said, we can filter for some terms but it is likely to create false positives and remove content that shouldn't be removed.