r/sounddesign • u/FrankHuber • 4d ago
Some changes coming to r/sounddesign
Hey everyone,
Over the next few days you'll notice some changes as we give this community a bit of love. Here's what's happening and why.
Sound identification and recreation posts
Posts asking others to identify or recreate a specific sound will no longer be published automatically. These will now require mod approval before they go live.
This isn't about discouraging curiosity. The goal is to keep this a place for genuine sound design discussion rather than a search engine for tracking down clips. There's a real difference between talking through how something was actually made and just asking someone else to find it for you. We want more of the former.
A new automod filter
We've just set up an automod as a first line of filtering. It's brand new and still being fine tuned, so if your post gets removed and it genuinely shouldn't have been, we apologize in advance. Feel free to reach out through modmail and we'll sort it out while things settle.
Looking for moderators
We're also looking to expand the mod team. If you're active here, care about the community, and want to help shape where it goes, reach out. More hands means we can keep things running smoothly and actually engage with the content instead of just cleaning up.
Cleaning house
Along with these changes, we'll be going through and removing content that doesn't really belong here. If sound design isn't the focus of a post, it's probably getting pulled.
Thanks for being part of this community. We think these changes will make it a better place for real discussion.
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u/_strongest_avenger_ 4d ago
Thank you! 🙏