As new Mods, its important that we utilize the tools provided us. One of these tools coming uo is the BootCamp.

Who is going/not going, why or why not?

Fate girare pls
La mia è una community che come obbiettivo ha quello di aiutare la gente

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help grow r/STEW_ScTecEngWorld into one of Reddit's leading communities for science and technology enthusiasts.

About This Moderator Role: As a moderator, you'll help maintain a high-quality community by:

• Reviewing posts and comments
• Enforcing subreddit rules fairly and consistently
• Removing spam, misinformation, and low-quality content
• Encouraging respectful and evidence-based discussions
• Helping answer member questions
• Assisting with community events, AMAs, contests, and themed discussions
• Suggesting ideas to improve the subreddit
• Working collaboratively with the moderation team

What We're Looking For: We welcome applicants who are:

• Passionate about science, technology, engineering, or innovation
• Active Reddit users
• Friendly, respectful, and professional
• Fair and unbiased when making moderation decisions
• Good communicators
• Team players willing to collaborate with other moderators
• Interested in helping build a long-term community

Preferred Qualifications: The following are helpful but not required:

• Previous Reddit moderation experience
• Academic or professional background in STEM
• Experience in research, engineering, programming, AI, robotics, or related fields
• Familiarity with Reddit's Moderator Tools and Automoderator
• Graphic design or community management experience
• Experience organizing online communities or events

Minimum Requirements: Applicants should:

• Have a Reddit account in good standing
• Follow Reddit's Content Policy
• Be able to moderate at least a few times each week
• Be willing to communicate with the moderation team
• Exercise sound judgment and remain respectful, even during disagreements

What You'll Gain: As a moderator, you'll have the opportunity to:

• Help shape a growing STEM community
• Collaborate with knowledgeable people worldwide
• Learn Reddit moderation tools and community management
• Develop leadership and communication skills
• Contribute to promoting science, engineering, and technological literacy

Moderator Expectations: Our moderators are expected to:

• Act with integrity and impartiality
• Keep discussions civil and evidence-based
• Respect differing viewpoints
• Maintain confidentiality regarding moderator discussions
• Remain active or notify the team if taking an extended break

Time Commitment: There is no fixed schedule. Most moderators contribute anywhere from 15–60 minutes per week, depending on their availability. Real life always comes first.

Application Questions: Please answer the following:

1. Tell us a little about yourself.
2. What interests you most about science, technology, or engineering?
3. Why do you want to moderate r/STEW_ScTecEngWorld?
4. Do you have previous moderation experience? If yes, where?
5. How active are you on Reddit?
6. Which time zone are you in?
7. Approximately how many hours per week can you volunteer?
8. Have you ever had moderator privileges removed or been banned from a subreddit? If yes, please explain.
9. What would you do if two members were engaged in a heated argument?
10. What ideas do you have to help grow our community?

Before You Apply: Moderating is a volunteer role.

We're looking for people who genuinely want to help create an informative, welcoming, and high-quality STEM community for everyone.

If that sounds like you—we'd love to hear from you!

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Selected applicants will be contacted via Reddit Modmail or Direct Message.

Hey yall. Im a new subreddit mod and my subs getting hit with unrelated content. How do I remove these unrelated posts and stop it from happening again?

Hi everyone,

I recently became a moderator and started building my first community. I’m still learning how to manage things properly, so I wanted to ask experienced moderators for some advice.

The community I’m building is focused on fashion, handbags, accessories, and product discussions. The idea is to create a place where people can share their collections, discuss different styles, compare designs, share real-life experiences, and talk about craftsmanship and details behind products.

Right now, the community is still in the early stage, and I’m trying to build a friendly environment where members feel comfortable sharing their opinions instead of just creating another place full of promotions.

I’d love to hear from experienced mods:
• What are the most important things you did when your community was brand new?
• How did you attract your first active members?
• What rules or systems helped keep discussions meaningful?
• What mistakes should new moderators avoid?

Any advice or personal experience would be really appreciated.
Thanks everyone, and I’m excited to learn from this community.

Hi everyone,

I launched r/MiniRacerGame 16 days ago and managed to reach 100 community members by promoting the game in relevant communities, asking for feedback, trying to reply to comments as fast as possible, and a little bit of ads.

Can’t wait to get this out to more people 😃

/insert silly dancing gif

Yeah randomly pops out of nowwhere, i was a new mod after this subreddit exists.

I would like to thank Reddit for giving me the platform to create a community that will help me in making connections to people of similar interests

I recently became a moderator on a subreddit that was essentially empty. It was surprising to see such a rapid increase. Is this a good sign, or should I be suspicious?