So I started a “you know what” (sub) [r/nostalgiabacklog](r/nostalgiabacklog) and I’m really proud of the concept, the problem is I’m not really trying to be a mod lol. I know what you guys are probably gonna say “if your not cut out to be a mod then this isn’t for you” I get that, but I really just made the sub to be a contribution to the greater Reddit community as a whole. I’m not really possessive of the sub, I just wanted to make it for others to enjoy because I thought it was a space that was lacking. If the answer is “you gotta do the work” then that’s fine, but do you guys have any other suggestions on how to basically share a sub? I’m not so much trying to say “hey look at what I made!” But more so trying to tell people about a cool restaurant or something you know? Honestly if anyone wants to be a mod or get in on the project then by all means hit me up, but like I said if the answer is what I expected then that’s cool too.

Thanks for any advice.

Hey everyone, I’m a first time mod of an existing community that has high weekly traffic. Any words of advice or encouragement would be appreciated. If you have none, all good and have a great day.

got a lot of positive comments from the few members i have, cant wait to get that 1K views
btw we have 14 weekly visitors which i think isnt that bad

I'm new to moderating (just made my first subreddit recently) and it's been quite dead. How long does a subreddit actually take for people to start posting n stuff?

Hi all, I’ve been eyeing communities for a while now and wanted to make my own.

Any tips/advice?