u/GuideZ

Please join us in welcoming u/_Guns to the r/Unity2D moderation team!

They’ll be helping us keep an eye on the mod queue, deal with spam and other unwanted content, and generally help keep the subreddit running smoothly.

As the community continues to grow, having another active pair of hands will help us respond to reports more consistently and keep things organized behind the scenes.

Welcome aboard, _Guns!

Hello,

I am Guidez. I have been a mod here for, eh, something to the tune of 10+ years (dang... I'm old). I am currently looking for active members of this community who would like to help out in moderating the subreddit.

Please feel free to respond to this thread if you are interested. A couple of things to note:

• This is a Unity Engine subreddit. Please leave any biases for/against the engine/company at the door. In fact, leave all your biases at the door. A mod position is not a platform for such things.
• Understand that this is primarily a community-run, neutral subreddit related to the Unity Engine (2D side). This means the community decides what they think is worthwhile and what is not (upvoting/downvoting exist for a reason), granted it too stays within the realm of neutrality/non-bias.

If you think you understand what this entails and are still interested, please read on.

What I'm looking for:

• People who actually post, reply, and comment in this subreddit. It doesn't have to be regular, but someone who hasn't contributed for a year in any public capacity is certainly not a candidate. I also understand many people lurk.
• Those who understand this is not some special status/glorified position. It's tiring, unpaid work.
• Are looking to help the community:
  • Thrive
  • Find resources for their development
  • Have open discussions about the Unity engine in whatever capacity that may be

If this sounds interesting to you, please reply to this thread with the following:

• A brief introduction and how long you have been part of or following this community.
• Why you are interested in becoming a moderator.
• Any previous moderation or community-management experience you have. Experience is helpful, but not required.
• How you would approach disagreements, controversial posts, and discussions comparing Unity with other engines.
• Any ideas you have for improving the subreddit or helping its members.
• Confirmation that you are comfortable enforcing the rules neutrally, working with the rest of the moderation team, and receiving feedback.

Please do not include private or personally identifying information. Applications will be judged primarily on community involvement, temperament, fairness/neutrality, and willingness to help.