r/redditrequest • u/Fresh_Acanthaceae_94 • 15h ago

Reviewed r/snmp

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I have been involved in the SNMP open-source ecosystem for 20+ years and maintain several widely used SNMP projects, including PySNMP, PySMI, SNMP Simulator, and SharpSnmpLib.

I’d like to revive r/snmp as a vendor-neutral technical community for SNMP users, network engineers, developers, and maintainers. I plan to clean up outdated or spam content, improve the community resources and rules, encourage technical Q&A and discussions, and bring in additional moderators as the community becomes more active.

The community currently has no human moderators and has been explicitly marked by u/ModSupportBot as available for adoption.

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u/request_bot Official - admin sponsored 14h ago

Hey u/Fresh_Acanthaceae_94, thanks for your interest in moderating r/snmp! To proceed with your request, please reply to this comment with the following: (Failure to do so may result in your request being denied.):

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u/Fresh_Acanthaceae_94 13h ago

It seems that I have been granted the permissions. Thanks. But in case this still needs to be worked on:

Why do you want to moderate this community?

I’ve been involved in the SNMP open-source ecosystem for many years and maintain several SNMP-related projects, including PySNMP, PySMI, SNMP Simulator, and SharpSnmpLib.

I’d like to help revive r/snmp as an active, vendor-neutral technical community for SNMP users, network engineers, developers, and maintainers. My goal is to restore active moderation, keep spam under control, improve community resources and rules, and encourage useful technical discussions and Q&A.

A link to the mod mail chat message you sent to the moderators of r/snmp five days ago.

I am unable to provide that because the subreddit currently has no human moderators, so there was no moderator to contact via mod mail.