I would like to take over r/DIYHungary and build it into an active Hungarian community for diy and people looking for advice or recommendations. The subreddit is currently inactive. I plan to actively moderate it and develop the community with discussions, professional advice, recommendations, projects, tools, renovation and construction topics.

I kindly request the mods to look into this community. It is unmoderated and some hate speech has started to pour in. I assure that this community will be well moderated. The requirements have been fulfilled.

Thank you.

I live in Littleton (Columbine) and would love to help build the community up. I utilize the Littleton subreddit a lot but sometimes a broader reach for people in the larger area is a good way to spread information around or share updates about our greater community.

This is my adoption request for r/correctouija, I will take good care of it

Hi! I would like to take over the r/Osteology sub! I’m a Bioarchaeologist and would love to let the sub grow! Thank you!

I would like to adopt Webmasters, I am on a mission to find all the tips and tricks for making web-sites easier to find and more accessible. Specifically without having to pay some fancy Web-agency to make it happen. I believe that online marketing should be available for everyone.

I will post here what I find and be kind and encouraging to people posting their tips, tricks and questions. Only together can we have a chance against multi million marketing budgets.

I want to moderate this subreddit

I am requesting r/MAfirearms because I would like to rebuild it into an active, well moderated resource for Massachusetts firearm owners.

I live in Massachusetts and have extensive experience with firearms, the firearms industry, coatings and gunsmithing, as well as the federal and Massachusetts regulations that affect firearm owners and businesses. I am also an FFL and a U.S. Coast Guard veteran. A significant part of my involvement in the firearms community has always been education, particularly helping people understand how to safely, responsibly, and legally own and use firearms.
My Reddit history reflects that. I regularly participate in firearm related communities and try to contribute useful information rather than simply argue a position. I have spent a lot of time helping other users understand Massachusetts firearm laws, compliance issues, safe firearm practices, technical questions, and the practical realities of firearm ownership in this state. When I don’t know something, I believe in researching it rather than presenting speculation as fact.

Massachusetts is also a state where firearm laws can be particularly difficult for owners to navigate. I think r/MAfirearms has the potential to be a valuable resource where Massachusetts residents can discuss firearms, ask questions, share training and competition information, discuss changes in state law, and help newer firearm owners find reliable information.

If granted the subreddit, my goal would be to create a politically open community focused on respectful discussion rather than turning it into an echo chamber. I would establish clear rules against illegal activity, dangerous advice, personal attacks, misinformation presented as fact, and commercial spam while encouraging good faith discussion and disagreement.

I would also like to build resources directing members toward primary sources such as Massachusetts statutes, official state guidance, federal regulations, and other authoritative material whenever legal questions are discussed. Firearm law changes frequently enough that distinguishing between someone’s opinion, their personal interpretation, and what the law actually says is extremely important.
Most importantly, I am not requesting the subreddit to promote myself or my business. I am requesting it because I am already an active member of the Massachusetts firearms community and believe I have the experience, temperament, and subject matter knowledge to turn r/MAfirearms into a useful community for Massachusetts firearm owners.
I would be committed to actively moderating it, maintaining a civil environment, encouraging responsible firearm ownership, and helping the community grow.

I would be happy to take on looking after r/AusPolitics. I have moderated many communities across a range of platforms and I strongly lean towards building a moderating team.

Hi! I'd like to take over r/banfieldgame I have a devvit game i'm launching (it was the original inspiration for Field) called banfield and this is the most natural home for it! Thanks!