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cordoba · 03-02-2022, 05:22 AM

I've had subreddits that I worked hard to patiently build up and then suddenly the plug was pulled on them for silly reasons (such as not replying to somebody).

I've got a couple of really good subreddits now I certainly don't want to lose. What is the best way (aside from trying your best to obey the 1,001 Reddit rules)?

Multiple handles as moderators? Or could that result in your subreddit or accounts being banned?

Inviting somebody you trust as a moderator (who could then add me back as a moderator if I got deleted)? How do you ensure you are still the top dog in such an arrangement?

Any other suggestions?

03-02-2022, 05:22 AM
cordoba Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 1,062	Best way to protect ownership of a subreddit? I've had subreddits that I worked hard to patiently build up and then suddenly the plug was pulled on them for silly reasons (such as not replying to somebody). I've got a couple of really good subreddits now I certainly don't want to lose. What is the best way (aside from trying your best to obey the 1,001 Reddit rules)? Multiple handles as moderators? Or could that result in your subreddit or accounts being banned? Inviting somebody you trust as a moderator (who could then add me back as a moderator if I got deleted)? How do you ensure you are still the top dog in such an arrangement? Any other suggestions?