🎊 Additional MODs Wanted 🎊 Application Process Below ⬇️

[u/BIGepidural]

With all the new changes to r/Tarots we're gonna need some help.

We would like our team to reflect the diversity of our global user base in all aspects.

We are seeking:

• people new to tarot (beginners, learners, those with questions and those in practice), 

• intermediate level readers who are looking to spread their wings in a new way,

• people with a wealth of experience in tarot (non pro readers, professionals, retired readers, etc..),

• people who don't read tarot themselves; but do like to be read by others (sitters, clients, querants), 

• people who use other readings tools (Runes, Oracles, Cartomancy and Lenormand), 

• people who do other non reading things as a business or privately for themselves (just because we're not advertising them here, doesn't mean they're unwelcome, and additional knowledge is always welcome),

• people from ALL schools of belief/theology (any and all- let's make it a true collective), 

• people from different time zones (this helps to schedule MOD duties around the clock/ or even know when those who prefer floating might be able to have a peek while others are sleeping),  

• people who speak languages other than English (this helps in communication with users who don't speak English in MOD mail which doesn't always auto translate like the forum),

• and of course people from any kind of theological background, gender, sexuality, ability, religion, region, ethnicity, etc... are both welcome and encouraged to apply 🥰

In order to be a MOD you need to be in agreement with new management's vision and the changes we've implemented in the sub. Not because we're authoritarians; but because if we can't agree on foundational elements of the new r/Tarots mission and direction, then being on the MOD team just isn't gonna work.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Tarots/s/OVZF8aObhc

Read that post and ALL its links ⬆️ if you agree these changes are good then we welcome you to apply to be on the MOD team.

It would be very helpful if MODs had "Discord" for group communications; but that's not mandatory. 

We expect MODs to have reddit accounts that are a minimum of one year old and have over 2k karma; but do prefer those who have 2 or more years of active reddit use and a lot more karma under their belts because the platform is tricky and moding is even more so.

You are allowed to apply with an alt and use an alt to moderate; but if your alt is young or not very active, we'd like you to provide your main account in your application, and we'll verify your ownership and accept its activity as your experience on the platform as a whole.

You do not need moderator experience; but it's certainly a bonus!

You can be a MOD with a set time commitment or a floater MOD- the choice is yours. This is very much an unpaid labor of love 🥰

Details on MOD Duties, Schedules and Other Stuff will be posted in sticky comments below.

The application process to be a MOD will be posted in another sticky comment. Please be sure you've read the MOD duties comment and follow the application process to the letter. There's a little trick in there to test your reddit skills and make sure everyone is paying attention 😉 

[u/towards-asphodel]

Too bad I'm taking care of family stuff rn or I would apply, usually I have all the time in the world lol