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Substack Reply Rules is a creator moderation feature for shaping the quality of discussion around newsletters, posts, and communities. It lets writers define custom reply rules and uses learned moderation behavior to hide or reduce replies that do not match the author’s standards. Creators can use it to manage comments, protect subscriber discussions, reduce spam or low-quality responses, and keep conversations aligned with community norms. The tool is aimed at newsletter operators, independent writers, publishers, and community-focused creators who need moderation without constant manual review. Its value is the blend of explicit rules and behavior-aware automation inside Substack’s publishing workflow.

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