Question from the mods. What community rule should we get rid of? I feel like we have too many rules. Please comment what rule you’d get rid of and why! Thanks for your help! submitted by /u/designermania

LOST returns to US Netflix on MONDAY 7/1 – A “welcome!” from the sub mods! Hi, all! I’m a mod in r/lost and wanted to let any potential new viewers know that we have created a First Time Watcher Hub specifically for them where they can discuss the show and share theories in a spoiler-free environment. One of the best things about LOST during its original run was the community built on the message boards – it was this t…

Reddit’s replacement mods may be putting its communities at risk Image by Alex Castro / The VergeReddit’s moderator purge could have real impacts on reliability and information safety as it rushes to replace mods with inexperienced, poorly vetted volunteers, according to Ars Technica. With testimony by both expelled former moderators and some of those who replaced them, Ars Technica’s report shows the trouble…

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Reddit is now inviting mods to participate in weekly ‘feedback sessions’ Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeReddit has had something of a contentious relationship with many of its moderators as of late, but now, the company is trying to make amends. A Reddit admin (employee) identifying themselves as the company’s VP of community reached out to moderators through a new post on Wednesday, inviting them to particip…

The subreddit is open. Call for mods. As a result of the poll, the subreddit is now open. Thank you for your participation in the poll and your patience as we did what we could to protest reddit administration’s API rate gouging. The vast majority of the mod team has historically moderated from third party mobile apps and these apps being driven out of business by reddit’s foolishne…