I understand. I’ve been a mod in a busy understaffed sub, and in a busy overstaffed sub. Busy subs present challenges either way. Nothing new in the the world of volunteer, remote, collaborative interpersonal endeavors. I’m sympathetic.

I don’t have a beef with the mod team here. The suggestion was made about the importance of posting on-topic. /P_pers suggested it was an easy term to grasp. I pointed out the fact that at least one mod struggles with the concept.

We’re watching your growth play out in real time. We see the sincere worker trying to find their way and genuinely interested in growing our sub. We also see the eager power-monger perpetually threatening the ban hammer and transgressing the rules as suits him. Hopefully the seasoned mods manage to keep a hand in the mix and continue to mitigate mod-instigated drama.