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Looking for a moderator (lemmy.world)
submitted 2 years ago by Izzy to c/sciencefiction
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I am looking for someone to help the Science Fiction community flourish. To potentially help refine the community description and our getting started post. Even if you don't want to moderate I would accept any ideas people have.

It will probably be a thankless job with no benefit at all other than seeing this community grow. As of now there is very little moderation actually needed.

Let me know if you are interested either in this post or in a direct message.

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[–] Izzy 6 points 2 years ago

I like these ideas. I might make monthly pinned posts about what people are reading.

As for everything existing in one community I am mostly in favor of that up until the point that the amount of traffic actually gets excessive. We aren't anywhere near the levels I'd find overwhelming and needing to be split up. Only then do I think it makes sense to split communities. However, other people tend to disagree evident by the amount of communities that got created as soon as Lemmy became more popular. People are trying to jumpstart 10 communities that are all niche subsets of broader communities and I just don't think that is going to work well.