Request: Access to all categories of Saved Responses for moderators

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
api

Research direction

Start by reviewing the existing getSubredditRemovalReasons() API and how Reddit's Saved Responses categories are represented. The request covers Removal, Ban, Modmail, and General responses, with either a combined or category-specific API; done means Devvit developers can access the requested categories.

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Description

Hi! I hope I'm writing this in the right place. I see that Devvit developers have access to getSubredditRemovalReasons() to get a list of a subreddit's saved Removal Reasons that mods can use to remove posts or comments. As you know, Removal Reasons are just one category of the Reddit feature called Saved Responses.

Can we please get access to all categories of Saved Responses (Removal, Ban, Modmail, and General)? It would be nice to have some more API functions here, such as getSubredditSavedResponses() for the whole list. Perhaps you can also pass something to that method to get responses from one category. Something like getSubredditSavedResponses(category: string), where category can be "removal", "ban", etc. The exact implementation is flexible, but this could be very useful IMO.

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