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Following up on my request to mod c/drugs and c/weed

https://lemmy.world/post/40292963

Following up on my request to mod c/drugs and c/weed - Lemmy.World

Posted here 14 / 15 days ago with requests for those subreddits. Admins have ignored my request but responded to requests by others made more recently. At least give me a “no” if it’s a no, please. My account here doesn’t have a ton of activity, but my u/7101334 account on Reddit is very active. I want to use Lemmy more and Reddit less, but if there’s an apparent stigma towards drug users here, let me know so I can pass and keep looking for a better place.

Request to mod [email protected] - Lemmy.World

It has no moderators at all despite still being open to posts. Pretty dead but maybe I can make it not-dead. Trying to make a little network stemming out from [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] if that request is approved. Sourcing - even sourcing legal cannabis, even federally legal like Delta-8-THC - would not be allowed. I would try to find some additional mods from the active users.

Request to mod [email protected] - Lemmy.World

I’ve been a member of drug discussion boards for over a decade and have a pretty good understanding of what’s legally allowed (basically any discussion short of step-by-step synthesis instructions) and what’s not (sourcing any drugs, even ‘grey area’ ones). [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] is shut down because… This community is participating in a blackout against Lemmy for allowing free access to their API with no charge, rendering it affordable for third-party app developers to continue their services. The lack of prohibitive cost makes it easy to mod from mobile, promotes innovation, and gives unlimited user choice, and effectively opens up a significant portion of the culture we’ve all come to appreciate. Indeed, every third party app developer on Lemmy made essentially the same statement: “I don’t have to shut down the app.” Apps can also show ads which is a primary source of revenue. So not only do they not have to pay exorbitant fees, they can even mitigate those fees with ads. And the current mod is inactive, and has been for 2 years now. I’d like to be made mod there and appoint other mods from active users in the community, considering the sub was pretty active before it got locked down.