r/lego Monthly Open Forum and Transparency Report for May 2026

The r/lego community has released its monthly Open Forum and Transparency Report for May 2026, offering insights into the subreddit's activity and moderation for April 2026. This report provides the community with an opportunity to discuss the subreddit's rules, offer suggestions, and ask questions.

The report details several key metrics. In April, the subreddit saw 4,900 posts published, a decrease of 500 from the previous month, while moderators removed 1,400 posts, an increase of 300. There were 59,200 comments published, a decrease of 800, with 6,500 comments removed by moderators, a decrease of 2,800. Moderators removed 28.6% of post submissions and 11.0% of comment submissions. The report also includes traffic statistics, showing that iOS devices continue to be the largest category of users. The report also covers community member reports, with posts containing non-LEGO content being the source of 29% of member reports. Uncivil comments accounted for 40% of reported comments. The community saw 11,900 new subscriptions, a decrease of 1,900, and 2,100 unsubscribes, 200 fewer than the previous month. There were 50 bans issued in April, primarily for uncivil behavior and spam.

The report also highlights the ongoing issues with Reddit's tools for displaying data and graphs, which are not fully functional. The post also references the previous month's report for April 2026. The post concludes with an invitation for community members to share their thoughts, suggestions, and questions about the subreddit.

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