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submitted 1 week ago by ieh@lemmy.world to c/linux@lemmy.world

Hello !linux community!

The current moderation team for !linux has been inactive for a while, so the admin team has stepped in temporarily to help keep the queue clear and find new volunteer moderators from the community.

Interested in Moderating !linux?

If you enjoy this community and would like to help keep it welcoming, spam-free, and well-maintained:

  • Reply in the comments below or send a Direct Message to @ieh.
  • Let us know if you have any prior moderation experience (not required!) and what you'd like to see for the community.

(Note: If any of the previous moderators return in the future, they are always welcome to reach out to the admin team as well!)

Requirements and notes:

  • Reports do not get sent for moderators without a lemmy.world account, so if you have an account on a different instance, you'd need to create one here and check it daily for reports (takes a few seconds at most)
  • Most communities get reports infrequently, often once per week or less. Although sometimes more. Checking daily is important
  • Moderate fairly according to the community rules. Everyone has to make subjective calls, but try to be objective
  • Enforce the Lemmy.World ToS

If you have any questions, would like to volunteer, please reply below!

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this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2026
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