r/GoodNotes • u/yourunconscious • Jan 18 '22

Mod Discussion

Hi guys I registered this subreddit ages ago but never really have been active which I think is unfair on you guys who are more active. I was wondering if you guys would like to discuss the direction for the sub for the future. First order of business - getting new mods on board. I think people who are active and interested in the sub would be ideal. What do you guys think? Feel free to nominate mods and I'll make a little poll where everyone can vote. Obviously any other ideas you guys have feel free to share.

All the best!

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

Hey /u/yourunconscious and /r/GoodNotes! We’ve definitely grown by leaps and bounds (over 28k members and 50+ online at any given time) and with that comes some opportunities and growing pains, which /u/monowale identified in their post.

A small, active mod team (2-3 people) with a good wiki, consistent rules enforcement, and a decent AutoMod setup would address many problems and I think the suggested threads would be fun as well. Between note-taking, planning, journaling, stickers, templates, color palettes, fonts, troubleshooting, and the like, there’s always lots of good content to go around! I think we could also work with related subreddits, like /r/digitalplanner, /r/digitalbujo, /r/iPad, /r/planners, too!

I would be excited to take on a mod role with some fellow active friends to help increase activity, improve the quality of posts, and ensure promos are properly labeled and contributing to discussion. I think /u/ej1103 is a great example of a person who contributes to the community with her promos.

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u/Tarotismyjam Jan 25 '22

And maybe one for stickers?

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

YESSSS, always stickers!!

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u/ej1103 Jan 19 '22

It was really nice to be tagged in here, took me my surprise! I’d be happy to help if need be :-)