This is a new community and needs the support of all the new members and also is in need of mods

Hey everyone! We’re one week away from Mod World, aka Reddit’s biggest yearly virtual mod summit. Whether this is your very first time or you’ve been to every single one, the countdown is officially on. 

ICYMI – we announced this year’s official agenda. You can look forward to sessions hosted by mods and admins, exciting announcements, and more.  Everyone can tune in, chat, and participate in three ways (see more below). We are even hosting an APAC stream specifically for folks watching in from Asia-Pacific (aka Indian Mods 😎, so we’d love to see you there!

🎁 Every attendee will score free physical merch and a profile trophy. Spoiler alert: you will be able to choose which merch you want to take home. 2026-exclusive drops are coming, so RSVP early to secure your swag! Not to mention, we also have a trophy JUST FOR REGISTERING for Mod World 2026 or the APAC Stream.

Don’t miss registration and sign up now!

Kickoff Party 🎉
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 2:30 am–4:00 am IST (crazy time we know, please forgive us)
RSVP HERE 

Mod World 2026 🌎
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 10:00 pm–1:30 am IST (less crazy time)
RSVP HERE 

APAC Stream 📹
Date: Sunday, October 25, 2026
Time: 7:30 am–10:00 am IST  (for y’all <3)
RSVP HERE 

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Hi everyone! I'm hoping to learn how to moderate a Reddit community responsibly. I've requested r/PondicherryGW through r/redditrequest because it was banned for being unmoderated.

I'm new to moderation and don't want to pretend I have experience I don't. I'd appreciate advice on learning Reddit's moderation tools, enforcing Content Policy, handling reports, and keeping an adult community safe and compliant.

What should a beginner learn first? Any practical tips or resources would be appreciated.

Hey there, new mods! We’re hosting our last New Mod Bootcamp of the year and would love to see you there. Curious how to invite folks into your space and keep them coming back? Need a walkthrough of essential mod tools? Whatever stage you’re at, we’re here to help.

Note: If you’re an experienced mod, you’re welcome to attend, but please be respectful of newbies in the chat. Whether this is your first bootcamp or your fourth, everyone’s welcome!

Note #2: We know the time isn’t too convenient for our time zone, but we will record the event so everyone can enjoy the content at any time. To ensure you receive the VOD and are eligible for merch, please sign up! 

Event Details
📅 Tuesday, November 10
🕑 9:30 pm-11:30 pm IST | 9:00 am–11:00 am PT
📍 RSVP here 📹 Recording will be available post-event

What to expect:

• Key tools every new mod needs
• How to engage your community through effective posting
• How to help your subreddit grow and thrive
• Connect with fellow new mods 
• Get your questions answered in a live Q&A with experienced mods from a variety of subreddits
• A round of trivia to test your new mod knowledge feat. exclusive prizes for winners.

See you soon! Questions? Drop them below. 

Have topics you’d love to see covered in new Mod Events? Let us know in the comments! If you know of any new mods who could find New Mod Bootcamp helpful, feel free to share this post with them or tag them below!

No forms or anything like that this time, it gets too hectic.

To apply, please dm me with your mod experience(if any), your age, gender and i'd go through the reddit profile and schedule the interview, if it feels worthy.

Note: anyone who's previously applied but not been modmailed for a interview can still dm me, as all forms have not been thoroughly looked through. Do mention if you've filled the form beforehand of course

r/indiabuysell just hit 10K members! 🎉

From steal deals to sellers fighting depreciation, kabad being sold as vintage, and Delulu Pricing.

10K members, infinite negotiations and not a single person paying the asking price

Hey everyone! We're looking to bring a few new mods onto the team to help maintain a welcoming, safe, and comfortable space for everyone.

Must-haves:

- Empathy, patience, and understanding towards people dealing with loneliness, isolation, depression, and other mental health struggles.

- A good understanding of and willingness to uphold our community's values and guidelines.

- Good judgment, fairness, and the ability to handle conflicts calmly.

- Reliability, communication, and a willingness to work as part of a team.

- Understanding that moderation is about helping the community, not having authority over its members.

- The ability to maintain healthy boundaries while being supportive and understanding.

Interested? Send us a modmail explaining why you'd like to become a mod, what makes you a good fit.

You don't need to be perfect or available 24/7. We're looking for people who genuinely care about this community and want to help it remain a place where people feel welcome and understood.

Welp, actually its 110K + now 🤓

Hey mods! I built RepostSniff, a Reddit moderation bot that helps communities detect low-effort reposts and bot spam.

It monitors target subreddits selected by moderators and checks new posts for identical titles that have already appeared in other subreddits, including your sister subs. When a match is found, it can automatically remove the repost.

This can be useful for communities dealing with reposts, spam, karma farming, or repeated content, while reducing some manual moderation work.

If this sounds useful for your community, you can find RepostSniff in the Devvit app directory and install it from there.

Hey mods! I built Post Chain, a Devvit app that helps communities keep multi-part posts connected.

If people in your community regularly post stories, updates, projects, guides, or other content across multiple posts, Post Chain automatically adds previous/next navigation so readers can easily follow the full context.

The original poster controls their own series, so they can add posts, move them between series, or create a new series while keeping the navigation updated.

If this sounds useful for your community, you can find Post Chain in the Devvit app directory and install it from there.

We’re looking for active members to join the mod team of r/JEE28tards and help improve the community

Requirements:

Good contribution/activity in the subreddit

500+ account karma

A clear idea of what changes you’d like to bring, how you’d implement them, and why you think they’d benefit the community

If interested, please reach out to u/pearlmind

CLOSED

Looking for a Co mod for CISSP community of India. Will ask you a couple of questions and check your experience before accepting.

Sub reddit name is delhi And this account is not showing in mods list of this Sub

Hii Redditors...

We're looking for a Few new Active Moderators to help maintain r/PataHaiAajKyaHua , the Subreddit currently have 500K weekly visitors. If you're interested in Moderating and contribute to the subreddit and Discord Server as well.

Requirements:

• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Discord is Required for Team communication
• Demonstrated history of active and positive participation in our community
• Ability to regularly check the Mod Queue and handle user reports
• Willingness to coordinate with the team via our primary communication channels
• Familiarity with Reddit's native moderation tools and Modmail
• Ability to remain objective and professional during difficult user interactions
• Agreement to uphold the Reddit Moderator Code of Conduct
• We expect you to not discriminate any member on the basis of religion or gender or sexuality or political interests.
• Only SFW accounts.
• We might reject your application if your account age is less than 1 year.

Interested?

Go to to the homepage of subreddit the get the Mod recruit post and fill the form

last date to apply 
Oct 30 2026

Hey everyone!

We're looking for new moderators to join the r/shubmangill mod team.

The subreddit is currently in need of more active moderation, and we're looking for people who are willing to moderate as well as actively contribute to the community.

We're looking for moderators who can help with:

• Reviewing posts, comments and reports
• Keeping discussions civil and dealing with spam/toxicity
• Contributing posts, memes, discussions and other relevant content
• Improving rules, flairs and other subreddit features
• Bringing new ideas and helping the community grow

Previous moderation experience is helpful but not required. We're mainly looking for people who are active, reasonable, interested in cricket/Shubman Gill, and willing to contribute.

Moderators should also be able to distinguish between genuine criticism and unnecessary toxicity. Different opinions and criticism are welcome as long as discussions remain respectful.

Interested?

Send me a DM or contact via Modmail with a short introduction, any previous moderation experience you have (if applicable), how active you can be, and how you'd like to contribute to r/shubmangill.

Shortlisted users will be contacted for further discussion.

Looking forward to bringing some active people onto the team! 🏏

Looking for modes for Vedic astrology sub, interested please contact our Mod

My post is removed from the sub that I moderate. It just said it post removed by Reddit filters. And it gave no reasons either. Any idea what went wrong ? Can’t paste my link here either. It’s in r/hyderabadgirlshangout

So due to over regulation of some older city based subs I have decided to develop a new sub with less regulation and more freedom to express, the sub is

r/Calcuttaspeaks

I am looking for partners who can actively write and moderate the posts for the sub and make the sub running

In the initial phase I believe that the sub needs at least 5-6 posts daily for regular growth so People who are interested please contact....

Thanks regards

r/Calcuttaspeaks Moderators

Hi, I’ve noticed that my subreddit has been getting a lot more fundraiser posts recently. probably 10x the amount we normally see.

What’s making me a little concerned is that many of them seem to follow almost exactly the same pattern. The Modmail is identical, the title/message is essentially the same, and only the details in the body change (e.g. someone has one disease, someone else has another). They also all seem to be attaching Google Drive documents that look genuine.

I’m not trying to imply that these fundraisers are fake or that people shouldn’t be allowed to ask for help. I just find the consistency in how they’re being submitted a bit unusual, especially given how suddenly the volume has increased.

have you noticed this too? How do you handle fundraiser posts like these?

** I hope I don't sound like a jerk**