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Academy award-nominated actress Margot Robbie does actually spend most of her free time modding an android group on Lemmy - but you will never see that mentioned on mainstream social media.
Seriously, it really doesn't take that much time at all, way easier than I thought it would be.
Any advice you'd like to give that would make somebody starting modding a lot easier, would be appreciated.
Don't micromanage, I just let people do whatever they want but encourage them to do their best, and only remove/ban for people who absolutely won't listen to reason.
You should also get involved with your comm by talking to people there a lot, so they don't think you are just some asshole who's only there to ban.
Thanks for replying.