A strong moderator program is one of the most powerful ways to scale a healthy community. In this session, we’ll walk through how to design a program that fits your community’s size, culture, and goals, and how to support moderators so they stay engaged long-term.
Whether you’re just getting started or refining an existing structure, you’ll leave with a clear framework for building and sustaining the right kind of moderation model for your space.
What We’ll Cover:
Why moderator programs matter for long-term community health
Different types of moderation models (small communities vs. enterprise vs. large public forums)
How to decide what your community actually needs
Defining roles, responsibilities, and boundaries
Recruiting and onboarding moderators thoughtfully
An overview of our Moderator Guide and best practices
Keeping moderators supported, aligned, and motivated
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