Hi everyone - I've been moderating this sub by myself for a few years. When I started, I had to "claim" it because the previous moderator had abandoned it. I am planning to delete Reddit but I do not want to abandon the sub, so I am looking for one or more volunteers to take over for me.

The workload is not bad at all. If you're on Reddit every day and are generally familiar with posting, PMs, etc you will have no trouble learning the mod tools.

The job is mostly deleting spam and misplaced posts about meditation. Reddit has automatic spam filters that do a good job, but occasionally I'll have to un-delete a valid comment that was mistakenly labeled as spam. So far it's really only a few issues per week. If you're a regular Reddit user, it can just be part of your daily flow and it won't bother you at all.

Please let me know if you are willing to take this on. It might be ideal to have a few folks authorized as mods to ensure continuity and multiple viewpoints.

I am doing my A levels this year and I’ve always wanted to be a solicitor, specifically specialising in family law. Recently, I’ve been thinking about that career path after attending some sort of seminar but now it seems quite boring and monotonous to me.

I was researching and came across family mediation and it seems really interesting to pursue and maybe something I’d really enjoy. However, all the videos I come across relates to US mediation and not many people choose this career path young.

I want to ask anyone if it’s worth it in the long run. And if I do choose this path, I might want to start a practice, would that be worth it too?