It would be work, but the admins and a few regulars/mods could manage if they felt like it and had a gameplan.

I'm open to finding an official way to make r/anarchism a funnel to raddle. It seems to be going through a nice patch at the moment among its usual ups and downs and I think people generally would have a better engagement with actual anarchism if this place could find a workable way to include reds.

omfg

This is why mods lose their minds. It's just constant bullshit, worse so from regular-posting 'anarchists'. I don't know how Morrigan survives.

I randomly got added as mod there by a rogue mod, but fuck going back there. jesus.

Lucy Parsons

Took a pause on my modding hiatus just to remove that one :/

I am curious how the mods are managing with the influx and how they feel about it.

u/subrosa, iirc your old legal sub is also up for grabs if you want to placehold it.

cough

You don't wanna become a mod over at r/anarchism? I'll nominate ya 😭

(sorry about the bad place)

I like to think I just see the potential that space has with some of y'all in it.

Well dangit that does make sense.

I think the core anews group prefers that anews minimal-moderation style, even though they've been basically forced to do things differently on platforms like facebook. They're busy people and probably wouldn't have time for the work.
If they want more influence over the space, adding a single mod who is just going to shill for one group is not going to help them much since there are still processes that generally need to be adhered to before substantial changes happen to the sub. You're expected to do mod work or you get kicked out.
Until they have more time and energy, they would probably do better just making proposals that benefit anews and related projects in r/metanarchism.

But people are welcome to check in with me if you have any grander plans. I'm sure there are many ways to make r/a better for anarchism, it'd just take a few dedicated people.