I'd like to request moderation of r/HouseOfMasti, as the subreddit appears to have become inactive and could benefit from active moderation.

I'm interested in taking responsibility for the community, bringing it back to life, encouraging new discussions, and helping it grow while keeping it welcoming and properly moderated.

If approved, I'd work on making the subreddit active again, establishing clear rules where needed, and building an engaged community.

I'd appreciate the opportunity to take over moderation and give this subreddit a fresh start.

Requesting, I am leading the main discord on the development

Hello - I would like to request to take on r/askrightwing as a moderator. Can you please let me know what information you require?
many thanks

Why I’m requesting r/AdobePremiere and how I’ll run it:

I am requesting r/AdobePremiere because the subreddit is completely abandoned and is run by u/ModSupportBot

The original intent of this subreddit was to publish Premiere Tutorials. However, it's become a wild west of posting - some of it related to piracy

If granted moderation, my plan is to clean up any backlog of spam and repurpose the subreddit into a positive, active community for solely Adobe Premiere tutorials - and require that poster maintain their 9:1 ratio on the subreddit.

I meet all the necessary account requirements, have 2FA enabled. ModSupportBot is the sole moderator.

There is nobody to mod mail.

I want to take over r/CollegeSwim because as a former high school and collegiate swimmer who now actively coaches and teaches swimming, I’ve seen firsthand how fragmented the collegiate swim community can be online. This subreddit has massive untapped potential to become the central hub for college swimming—from recruiting insights and meet breakdowns to athlete spotlights and training discussions.
With my deep background in the sport and ongoing involvement as a coach, I have both the domain knowledge and the time to revitalize the page, enforce clear community standards, build up a consistent content schedule, and get active engagement flowing back into the community.

Why I’m requesting r/MLM and how I’ll run it:

I am requesting r/MLM because the subreddit is completely abandoned and lacks active moderation.

The original intent of this subreddit was to discuss multi-level marketing. However, that niche is already exceptionally well-served by massive, active communities like r/antiMLM. Because of this, r/MLM has fallen into disuse and is currently sitting idle.

If granted moderation, my plan is to clean up any backlog of spam and repurpose the subreddit into a positive, active community for "Men Loving Men" (MLM). This acronym flip will breathe new life into a dead subreddit name and create a dedicated, safe space for LGBTQ+ discussion, resources, and community building. It will be a SFW subreddit intended to help with advice and resources, as that's the main topic missing in existing gay subreddits. I am also going to make the subreddit public.

I meet all the necessary account requirements, have 2FA enabled. I attempted to message the moderators, but the subreddit is restricted. There are no posts in the last year, presumably due to new members not being admitted. Thank you for your time and consideration.

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The subreddit is restricted and does not have a way to message moderators.

This reddit was formally owned/operated by Jimmy (Solidaritygaming himself) until he lost it due to inactivity.

I am one of his discord moderators and a generally active redditor so would be nice to get it "in-house" again where Jimmy's actual team can work to make it active

Why I’m requesting r/restaurantai and how I’ll run it:

Vision & Value This subreddit has been inactive for 3 years. The Restaurant industry always operates with thin margins, so technology can be helpful to increase efficiency and restaurant owners would benefit from this information. I plan to revive r/restaurantai into a vibrant hub for restaurant owners, franchisees, and executives, exchanging knowledge, best practices, and strategy.

I'm a good moderator due to my experience with Restaurants and academic formation:

• Academic Background: completing a Doctorate degree in Artificial Intelligence (~2027). Currently hold Post-Graduate and Certificates in AI from Univ of Texas, MIT(x2), IBM. CS Engineer Degree (2007).
• Industry Experience: 15 years at a Fortune500 company in the sector of B2B IT across North and Latin America. Specifically on the Restaurant Industry, I worked with ~400 companies and ~5000 locations, worked with major franchises like Papa John's, Pizza Hut, KFC, Taco Bell, Wendy's and Chili's.

My Moderation Strategy

• No-Spam, No low-effort AI slop.
• Grounded Content: Focus on real-world case studies, ROI metrics, governance, and enterprise implementation.
• Automated Guardrails: Implement clear community rules, topic flairs, and AutoModerator to maintain high-quality discussions.

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https://www.reddit.com/chat/room/!X5U7Qi2oQguGrp6ttoG4eQ%3Areddit.com

Hi, I’m ready to moderate this subreddit! I have experience with their culture, history, and software.