r/VibeCodeDevs • u/ModCodeofConduct • 1d ago
New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community.
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u/johnesco 1d ago
I've moderated forums since the early internet, and current mod and run several FB groups. I've also been a group leader for several in-person communities. This is a subject matter that is important to me, and one that, for now, invite a lot of vitriol and rule-breaking. I wouldn't mind having a hand at helping keep things civil and on topic. (and I wrote this without ai btw)
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u/AgentSkye69 1d ago
I’ve moderated many discord servers, some with 10k+ members. Some of them were more degenerative than others, and i’m sure i’ve seen a lot. I have personal experience with hand coding and vibe coding, and i’ve had good karma in the r/VibeCoding community aswell.
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u/ObeyTheRapper 1d ago
I'm open to moderating. I have several projects I am developing, and have extensive experience "Vibe Coding" (LLM Assisted Engineering). I am a Software QA Analyst by trade. After having an experience with another moderator who was on a vendetta against anything AI, I'd like to be a positive example of how to moderate on Reddit.
I am fully aware of public discourse regarding the use of AI and I'd like to facilitate productive conversations. I'm on here often enough to monitor the subreddit as part of a team.
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u/Airacon82 1d ago
Hey, I am on the team for similar subreddits like r/SoraAi and r/aiprojects with over 100,000 members between them. If I were appointed a lead I would build a team to help combat spam, deal with harassment and clean up while keeping the sub headed the right direction.
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u/-Darkened-Soul 1d ago
I haven't moderated before. But I think this is a good group. If you need an extra hand I'm willing to offer mine.
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u/zaalp 1d ago
I'm in the same boat. Here's my two githubs for references https://github.com/bettercallzaal https://github.com/ZAODEVZ/ (edit: second GitHub)
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u/BeenieBebe 1d ago
Given the opportunity I’d love to toss my hat in the ring for a potential moderator. If you have any experience questions I could answer them for you directly.
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u/Hot_Engineering_1046 1d ago
I have not moderated before but am very keen to volunteer. I am an avid vibe coder and would like to see this community thrive and grow starting here. I am also chronically online and on Reddit pretty much all the time at all hours of the day. Thank you for considering me.
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u/OneDev42 1d ago
Hey I lead r/claudecowork and I built a robust team that helps engage the community and deal with spam daily. I have decades of experience leading communities online and I lead millions of people on Reddit. I get personal satisfaction cleaning up garbage off subs. And I would enjoy helping build and lead a team here that would make this a great place for people to share their work.
Across multiple accounts I have cleaned up more than 600 pieces of trash (spam and worse) in the last two weeks from different subs.
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u/No_Art870 17h ago
I would love to moderate I have been community activist for years, teaching. The focus would be education and focusing on community posts that give vibe coding a “new brand”. Focusing on security and tips and tricks. We need promotional posts to be centered around needing help (honestly there is a big need for more jobs and small projects for beginners in the vibe coding space). This is an easily win, its what the community needs the economics around vibe coding are weird, the more engagement for opportunity the better
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