I'm a bit too busy to Mod - but I was a mod on Reddit for nearly a decade in a few big subs. I'd love to see some focus on separation of responsibility on a new platform. (Community Rule Creators VS Rule Enforcers.)
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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How would people moderate?
Possibly if you'd have me. Main: https://universeodon.com/@cragsand
Can't promise activity but I'm curious to learn how the moderation tools work. Supposedly I've heard that they're not the best but I'd like to form my own opinion.
Ive added you! Try to keep the community guidelines as a guide as much as possible :)
Will do 👍 now to figure out how this works. Checking https://geddit.social/reports regularly is my first idea.
@stux I would if geddit would let me register which is another fail.
i click submit, it just sits there and does nothing. :/ Nice.
I think it’s the darn web sockets in Lemmy that cause the lack in errors
Believe that’s fixed in the next release
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