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I think we need another mod (lemmy.ca)

submitted 7 months ago by UncleBadTouch@lemmy.ca to c/pcgaming@lemmy.ca

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Not like there is a lot of work, or reports. You are all a good bunch, plus the admin team seems to get to most of the reports before I do, making me more or less useless!

So I'm thinking of bringing on someone else, this way I cant be bias, well less chance anyways, and the guy who got me to mod seems to have gone away, never to be found again. Hope hes safe!

But yeah, I think one person being a mod with a community this large is not right. How do you all want me to pick the next ~~superhero~~ mod here? Eeny, meeny, miny, moe seems like a great idea to me, but I'm a stoner.

Thoughts?

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[–] Dark_Arc@lemmy.world 6 points 7 months ago

I think you should be a bit careful... Ideally active community members with an interest and a fairly level headed post/comment history. Some people want that "power" too much 😅

Also consider finding one or more people that have time zones different from yours.

So far the communities I've moderated have all been pretty small (<1000) and there's not much of anything in terms of reports. It would be great if some folks that moderate other large communities showed up and talked about how they've grown their moderation team.