This community hasn’t had, or needed much moderation. You guys all have a very positive learning based mindset, and are making the most of the subreddit.
Seeing as you guys just passed 15,000 members, I thought it’d be a good time for a community discussion.
Use the comments to think over what you want to see changed in the subreddit. Maybe you have a problem with spam or people DM’ing, maybe you want a weekly discussions post with a fixed topic, etcetera.
My suggestion is a semi-weekly or monthly post for people looking for a study partner. We can make flairs so people can show their experience level, and whatever else you guys think would work out well.
Also, if anyone has experience with moderating community events on Reddit, or setting up graphics, or specialized auto-mod, or anything else you want to add to your subreddit let me know. This is one of the best communities on Reddit, and I’m not doing it justice by sitting idle. Sorry for the hiatus, but here’s the authority, back to the people actually learning and experiencing this sub. Cheers.
I mean no disrespect, but how is this community different from r/Russian? Perhaps it would help to more clearly set the goals and topics of this subreddit.
From my experience, a the main differences in situations like this is that the larger subreddits attract many people, but those who are more let’s say, enthusiastic, populate the smaller subreddits.
It also gives us an opportunity to change and adapt this subreddit over time at the community’s discretion without facing backlash from its minority, as there’s always an alternative for them.
So in other words, there isn’t a big difference yet, but there can be if it turns out that’s what we want.
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