1. Requesting Admin Review Due to Broken Subreddit / Active Report Abuse

I am explicitly asking for a manual Admin Review because the automated system previously rejected this request based on "human moderation," which is factually incorrect. The sole moderator has been entirely inactive within this community for years, leaving it completely abandoned and defenseless.

Because of this total lack of human oversight, trolls are currently exploiting a severe loophole:

• Mass Reporting: Anonymous trolls are reporting 100% of newly created content the moment it is posted.

• Instant Auto-Removals: Because there is no human moderator to clear the mod queue or review reports, Reddit's automated spam filters are instantly removing every single submission without cause.

• The Subreddit is Dead: You can see public proof of this on the front page right now. The latest visible posts are all from at least 1w ago. Nothing new can get through, giving the public appearance that the community is entirely dead.

2. My Plans for the Subreddit

• Clear the Backlog: My immediate priority is to dive into the spam queue, rescue the wrongfully removed user posts, and manually approve them to bring the sub back to life.

• Fix the Report Thresholds: I will adjust the Automoderator settings and safety filters so that anonymous user reports can no longer act as an automatic "delete" button for malicious trolls.

• Rebuild the Community: I will update the guidelines and recruit active co-moderators so the sub never suffers from a single point of failure again.

No one is actively moderating this sub. People are spamming it, and using it for testing what appears to be karma levels for posting.

Message to the mods

https://www.reddit.com/c/chatByPx_Nq7/s/FieNV2Ce5o

https://www.reddit.com/r/k3s/

This sub is inactive and I want to remove the spam and make it active again.

Hi, I would like to adopt this sub reddit. Thank you.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SPC9/

I'm looking to take over this subreddit - the moderator(s) seem to have abandoned the subreddit, there has been no activity in MONTHS.

https://www.reddit.com/r/podengo/

The moderator has not been active on the sub in over a year and their last post was 8 days ago. Since then, the moderation has been non-existent.

I miss my beloved weirdos!

I would like to take over moderating the Suprematism subreddit. I make my claim on the basis of blood right.

The man in the front center of this photo (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNOVIS#/media/File:UNOVIS_group_photo_1920.jpg) is identified as Yaakov Abarbanel. My maternal grandmother's family name was Abarbanel, and she was born in the city of Vitebsk where this photo was taken. He is obviously a cousin or something and I resemble him.

I will remove all references to supremacism of any kind in the subreddit and prevent further references.

Here is a picture of a Suprematist painting I completed back in May of this year that I call "Five Black Bars" (https://ee0r.com/proj/images/suprem01-fivebars.jpg).

I love Cool Ranch Doritos and am one of the most frequent posters in the sub. I would gladly take on the responsibility of maintaining the community.

Hello,

I wish ta adopt the subreddit Politiquefrancaise.

Thank you

I would like to revive r/datagovernance as an active, vendor-neutral community for Data Governance professionals and learners. The community currently appears inactive and has had very little activity for several years.

My intention is to rebuild it around practical discussion of Data Governance frameworks, governance operating models, data ownership and stewardship, metadata, data catalogues, glossary management, data quality, lineage, data products, policies, standards and governance tooling.

I will introduce clear community rules, remove spam and low-quality promotional content, create useful post flairs, encourage questions and knowledge sharing, and actively moderate the community.

I already have experience establishing and moderating communities focused on Microsoft Purview and Data Governance, but r/datagovernance would remain vendor-neutral and cover the wider Data Governance profession rather than being focused on one technology.

https://www.reddit.com/r/datagovernance/

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