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Time commitment to mod a community?
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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2023
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Honestly doesn't take that much work even when I moderated a subreddit with few hundred thousand users.
That's good to hear since I work full time and have 2 kids.
Are there any special considerations I should take into account?
Not really?
It's easy to find additional volunteers when it's getting too big, keep an eye on who reports things accurately and ask them to join the mod team?
Glad to hear. I will have to consider it.
Thanks for the input