LGBTQ+ Legacy: Mod Search & Rule Reminder

Résumé

The LGBTQ+ Legacy community is actively seeking new moderators and celebrated the one-month anniversary of members @Ry and @Hope-YourLocal_AnimeWeeb. This announcement strongly reminds all members, including moderators, that advertising is strictly prohibited in bios, direct messages, or public chat, with violations potentially leading to removal from the community. The reminder emphasizes adherence to rules while also offering collaboration as an alternative for promotion.

@Member

Hello everyone! How are you? Also, good morning! We are still in search of moderators.

Congratulations to @Ry and @Hope-YourLocal_AnimeWeeb on their one-month anniversary! I hope their relationship continues to thrive.

Just a reminder: advertising is not allowed, whether it's in your bio, when you're telling people to join your server in direct messages, or in chat. This applies to everyone, moderators included. If you want to promote your server, we can always collaborate, but otherwise, failure to follow the rules may result in a kick.

I hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving, and I wish you all a great week at school.

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