Subverse Request Requirements (31 July 2015)

Subverse Request Requirements (31 July 2015) (subverserequest)

submitted 9.7 years ago by moe

The account @youcanclaimthissub is used for temporary storage of abandoned subs. You can claim any of the subs this account "owns" (provided you meet the requirements) by opening a new thread in /v/subverserequest and stating which sub you would like to claim.

How to request a transfer

Submit a link post to the subverse you are requesting by writing /v/subversenamehere in the title

Requirements (Updated 7/31/2015)

(1) 100 CCP is required for transfer â Moderators should have both voating buttons so that they can curate content without needing to resort to deletions
(2) 30 day account age required
(3) Only one pending subverse transfer per user at a time
(4) A subverse may not be requested on behalf of another user
(5) User requesting subverse must have activity in subverse â At least 2 posts and 2 comments in the last month in the subverse being requested. If content appears to be submitted just to meet this requirement, request will be denied.
(6) 300 CCP is required in the subverse the user is requesting if subscriber count is 1000 or higher.
(7) A user may not moderate more than 10 subverses.
(8) A user may not moderate (level-2) more than 3 @system owned 'default' subverses.
(99) Requests for /v/whatever will be denied; so whatever
^{(/v/whatever is a @system-owned 'catch-all' that is intended to be unmoderated)}

Requests created prior to this announcement are not subject to the new requirements

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AmyAcker 9.7 years ago

Personally, I think it should be based on number of comments, rather than CCP (although, I suppose this could be an issue too, if the sub is totally dead or like /v/sports, as you said) if we're to have a rule like this. In many larger subs you could make a comment, and if the post is highly upvoated, get the 300 CCP from that single comment - whereas someone else might make 100 comments and still not be there. I guess it depends on what the 300 CCP rule is intended for, though (i.e. is it to show activity/interest in the sub?).

Also, there could be a rule that supersedes this. Say, something like 1k CCP and 500 comments globally. Just something to show the requester is active, is what I'm getting at.

Anyway, those are just my thoughts on the matter. We'll see how it all works out :)

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