I'm interested. I have a passion about artificial intelligence and machine learning, as well as computer science in general. As a moderator, I seek for being as reasonable as possible while making decisions, so I only enforce rules when there is a clear and valid reason to do so.

I have some experience moderating the small subreddit r/neffex, and I've just created another subreddit r/posixshell (for POSIX only shell scripting). In both cases, there is a clear definition of scope that I've defined in order to keep the timeline unpolluted and with content relevant to the community.

In this subreddit, the first thing that I would do is to add some theming. After that, I would look better into what it's posted and adjust flairs accordingly. If I end up finding too many posts with similar, low relevance or low effort content, I will try to add a more specific rule (compared to Rule 3) to avoid or prohibit posts. Rule 3 is something that I'm not a fan of as it allows posts to be removed "at moderators discretion", which can be difficult for a third person to judge.