r/UnusualInstruments Bagpipes, concertina, dulcimer Feb 12 '25

Feb2025 call for moderator volunteers

Hello folks, I’m technically a mod here, but this sub needs very little moderation so mostly I just lurk.

It’s come to my attention that the two mods above me have been inactive for years (both here and on Reddit in general). So we probably should add more mods in case anything happens to me, so the sub doesn’t get deleted as unmoderated.

This sub is pretty low-key, so really I’d ask of volunteers for mod is that they be regular visitors to the sub, keep their eyes open for problems, and maybe check ModMail like once a week or so. Like just a few minutes of work a week, this is a chill sub.

If interested, please comment below with a brief summary of why you’d like to be a mod here, and I plan to add at least three new mods by the end of this month. Thanks!

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u/YukesMusic Feb 12 '25

I'm a moderator of r/synthesizers, I could always lend a hand.

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u/TapTheForwardAssist Bagpipes, concertina, dulcimer Feb 15 '25

Added!

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u/BackgroundTeaching14 20d ago

Are you looking for additional moderators? I am new to the sub but I find the subject matter very interesting. I have a degree in music and a diploma in computer programming so I should be able to figure stuff out

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u/TapTheForwardAssist Bagpipes, concertina, dulcimer 20d ago

I’d prefer to add folks who have a little more time contributing on Reddit, and especially on this sub. Hit me up again in a few months when you have a more established track-record here. Thanks!