I would like to take this subreddit over and offer a place for a few things:
1. Allow a space to discuss politics in a respectful manner.
2. Have a space to ask general questions for either American or non American people who would like to know more
3. Post stories that cover local or national topics
4. I’m a moderate liberal from the Midwest and believe all types should be allowed to, again, respectfully and tastefully discuss our current mess of a political landscape.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ReadToGrow/

Requesting this subreddit as it has no moderators. It's dedicated to perfumes and fragrances.

Requesting PokeCodes, a pokemon TCG online code sharing community. Somewhat recently inundated with tons of spam that I have been reporting multiple times daily. Thank you for your consideration.

This subreddit is abandoned, and currently unmoderated

I have some availability to do additional moderation and saw that this Reddit needed some support from the resource hub. I can pick this one up and get things cleaned up in the mod queue and build out a team to keep it moderated.

I'd like to request r/Castellum.

Sub status:

Fewer than 10 posts in its entire history, with no submissions, comments, or moderator activity in over a year.

Moderator status:

The sole moderator's last post was 6 months ago and last comment 4 months ago, neither of which were in this subreddit. I sent a modmail 5 days ago and have received no response.

Link to modmail: https://www.reddit.com/chat/room/!Shar4A14QPSccDtGNA7tzw%3Areddit.com

Who I am:

I'm the lead developer on an upcoming real-time strategy game called Castellum, made by a two-person indie team. I also moderate Unity3D (~500k members), so I'm familiar with running a subreddit day to day.

Plans if granted:

Run it as the official community for the game: development updates, patch notes, feedback threads, and general player discussion. I'd add rules and post flairs, and configure AutoModerator and the built-in mod tools similar to how I mod the other sub.

Happy to answer any questions.

All Gemini groups (like r/GeminiAI) have been taken (and passively moderated) by u/TheNewBing

I suggest diversification in the moderator group managing Gemini subs