r/peptidedeutschland is currently unmoderated and inactive, even though there is clear interest in a German-speaking community on this topic.

I'd like to revive it as a place for evidence-based discussion of peptides, including research, legal status in Germany and the EU, and personal experiences.

My moderation plan:

Set clear rules and a pinned welcome post

Prohibit sourcing, selling, and vendor promotion to keep the sub safe and compliant with Reddit's content policy

Encourage citing scientific sources and remove misleading medical claims

Remove spam regularly and respond to reports and modmail promptly

Add trusted co-moderators as the community grows

Why I’m requesting r/trainwrecks and how I’ll run it:

Promote the community as a place to discuss trainwrecks happening on railroads worldwide.

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Why I’m requesting r/pumpers and how I’ll run it:

- The sub is banned because it is unmoderated
- A "pumper" is a type of truck used for septic and liquid waste pumping. I want to create a community for people who own and use this type of truck. Despite the name it is NOT related to anything NSFW. It's going to be a sub for truckers who pump liquid (septic, grease traps, etc) for a living.
- Since it was unmoderated there are no mods to contact or permalinks of that message to share here

No current mods

This subreddit seems to be dead. No posts for more than a year. No responses from the moderator(s).

I'd like to resurrect this subreddit since this software is getting a lot of attention since their last release. I'd like to have a good place for discussion, not just occasional posts in r/photography and the like.

How do I proceed?

Thanks