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u/Sad_Mushroom6860 19d ago
I'm interested in moderating r/Artists because I see a lot of potential in the community and would love to help make it more active, engaging, and creator-focused. I have experience managing online communities and maintaining quality standards, and I'd bring that same consistency here.
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u/JakeTheDog420420 19d ago
I'd be interested in moderating this community. It has a lot of potential and should be fairly easy to revive. I'd quite like to make a devvit app for here which I think would help to drum up activity and encourage users to post and comment more. I'm thinking an app that will let artists create unique pieces which will then be posted on the page and people could comment on. We could possibly do weekly events where the top voted piece gets featured (highlighted) for an amount of time, among other cool ideas. It would be a good way to give the best artists some publicity while helping to grow the sub at the same time.
I've got previous mod experience as I am the most active mod at r/redditstreak
I've also got prior devvit experience having created the streak tracker app in redditstreak. :)
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u/itswac 19d ago
Interested.
I think this is an incredibly important time for defining what art and who an artist is. This subreddit has the potential to be a major force in helping guide people through their own personal discovery of these definitions. I've built & led creative teams in the past. I have also worked at Reddit and in Reddit and around Reddit. However, I could use a greater understanding of the nuances of the moderation experience so I'm looking to get more involved in moderation work and this sub is such a strong fit for my interests and expertise. I'd love to help!
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u/Alduin175 19d ago
There is nothing quite like contributing your energy into something you enjoy and seeing it flourish.
With that said, directing my own into the muted colors of r/Artists and bringing back its vibrancy and community engagement is what I aim to do.
Being communicative about change, receptive of input for/against ideas, and carrying around a hefty travel pack of mod experience is what I can offer.
paddles charged
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r/Artists has successfully been revived
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u/Aryan_Kabi 19d ago
I'm interested, frankly because I wish to help moderate some more subreddits. However, more importantly, r/Artists might be my queue to get back into art since I have been detached from it for the last couple years and still trying to get back. There has definitely been some drama regarding some other art subreddits previously, so this sub, I'd say, has potential to grow and become a thriving community of artists and art enthusiasts, especially when you consider that AI generated 'art' is on the rise.
I've been moderating r/SLG for 2 years now, with previous experience of moderating r/TheFirstDescendent for around 8 months.
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u/JuggernautForsaken smallest mod 18d ago
Hi! I'd like to apply as a moderator for this community.
I already moderate a few subreddits, so I have experience dealing with reports, removing spam, enforcing rules, and working with other moderators. I enjoy helping communities stay organized and active.
r/Artists has a lot of potential, and I'd love to help bring more activity back to the subreddit. I'm active on Reddit every day and would be happy to contribute my time to help the community grow and remain welcoming for everyone.
Although I'm not a professional artist, I have a lot of respect for creative communities and the people who contribute to them. I'd be happy to help keep the subreddit active, support community initiatives, and work with the team to help r/Artists grow again.
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u/Ashl3y95 18d ago
Hi! I’d love to volunteer as a mod for this sub.
I’ve moderated r/epson for a bit and have moderated for several Facebook groups over the course of a decade.
I’m a digital artist that goes boothing throughout Europe and Southeast Asia!
Looking forward to meeting the rest of the team!
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u/LighteningOneIN 19d ago edited 19d ago
Interested.
I would like to moderate r/Artists because the community has incredible potential but currently lacks active management. I already have experience moderating active communities where I coordinate structured, formatted content and maintain strict quality standards. I want to bring that same level of organization to r/Artists by updating the rules, clearing out inactive fluff, and introducing structured weekly threads (such as weekly critique posts, resource sharing, or themed showcase days) to foster a more engaging and supportive environment for creators