Is anyone interested in becoming a mod to help me moderate !worldbuilding?
I think we'd all like to see this community come to life. And an important part of a successful community is a good group of well-intended mods.
I've modded just a tiny bit on reddit and I'm pretty new here, and mostly active sporadically throughout weekdays. So, as this community continues to grow it would be nice to have some other mods to help out where they can and want. The workload is practically nonexistent rn, but with any luck this community will one day thrive.
So, comment, ping me, message me, what have you, if you're interested. Lmk any experience you may have on here or reddit (if so, link to your reddit account if you don't mind), or just lmk what makes you want to be a mod of this community. That way we can find great mods for a great community!
Thanks for reading! Keep exploring every impossibility :)
I'd love to if you need it. I've got a ton of free time and can help generate activity here. I've also moderated a few discord/revolt servers, some with 100s of people.
I might be able to help in some capacity. I have experience moderating a larger discord server. Can't be available all the time, but I would be happy to help when available.
What exactly does modding entail? There are so many subs from Reddit that I'd like to see replicated here, and I'd like to try to "be the change I want to see" but I don't really know what sort of commitment it is to set up and moderate a community.
With large communities it can be quite a commitment. But, with smaller communities like this it mainly entails keeping an eye on mod reports (notifications) and enforcing the rules by deleting rule-breaking comments, issuing warnings, blocking unruly users, etc. It can also entail using periodic discussion posts and adding/removing rules to foster more engagement. This might sound like a lot but it's pretty much what you make it.
The main thing is just enforcing community rules and adding/removing rules when necessary. And if it becomes too much for them, individual mods are always welcome to resign