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Do you loathe AI bots on Reddit? Want to stop vibecoders promoting their ~revolutionary~ culling tool? Well, we need you!

r/photography is looking for new moderators. Frankly vibecoders and AI training bots are the current bane of our existence, and ironically our automods aren't keeping pace.

Do you want to help keep this legacy sub alive at least a little longer in this current dead internet we find ourselves in? Come join our mod team!

Our two biggest problems right now are AI-generated 'hot takes' and vibecoders who have decided that a community of photographers is a captive audience for whatever app they Claude-coded into existence over the weekend. It's honestly wild how many of these both blatently and covertly end up in the mod queue daily.

We're looking for people who:

  • Are actually active in the community (posting, commenting, existing as a human being)
  • Are able to make a fair judgment call without escalating everything to the whole team
  • Assume positive intent, but are savvy enough to discern when someone is just trying to be self-serving

We currently use Discord as our main communication tool, so we'd ask that you join us there.

Sound like something you're up for? The application should take no more than 5 minutes.

Application link: https://forms.gle/4rD57JCFQWBafuEp9

Have specific questions? You can drop them here in the comments, or send us a mod mail.

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