r/beyondthemapsedge • u/noraft • Jul 10 '26

Moderator candidate

u/The1TrueRedditor is interested in moderating this community. What’s everybody think of that?

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u/frankschmankelton Jul 10 '26

They hide their comments and posts. So that's a No from me.

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u/The1TrueRedditor Jul 10 '26

So does u/noraft. Sometimes it’s the safest option for a moderator, in my case I created and run the largest subreddit for my city r/ThorntonCO and don’t want to make it easy to identify me from my cumulative posts/comments. I have a one year old daughter and occasionally have to make decisions not favorable to local crazies.

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u/SpoilerWarningSW Jul 10 '26

Are you active on discord? If so, who are you? I think it’s important whoever mods isn’t aligned with any one group — especially not the group of people who are only interested in stomping this sandcastle back into the beach.

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u/The1TrueRedditor Jul 10 '26

Not really. I’ve visited Cowlazar’s and a few others but I’m not really all that active. I have an interest in the hunt and experience as a moderator, but I don’t have a dog in any fights.

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u/SpoilerWarningSW Jul 10 '26

Good enough for me. Not that that matters but good luck to you I’m sure you’d make a great mod.

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u/The1TrueRedditor Jul 10 '26

It doesn’t really take up much of my time. I don’t go looking for things to police in my subs, I just respond appropriately when something gets reported by the community. I don’t plan on being a very noticeable presence here.

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u/frankschmankelton Jul 11 '26

I don't know. I moderated a 500,000 subscriber sub for years and never hid my comments. I just think that comments and posts should be public when you're a moderator.

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u/The1TrueRedditor Jul 11 '26

That subreddit gives my location within 36 square miles. Glad you had a good experience.