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Hard problem to solve given the small team that we have and all of us have other obligations. Not trying to make excuses. My primary use of this subreddit is not to moderate it but to enjoy it, and sifting through all the noises is seriously frustrating.
I did propose opening a call for more moderators to the other moderators (given this is all volunteer ran and unofficial subreddit not affiliated with the PSF)
As a sidenote, if you the community report a post 3 times, it is auto-queued for mod review. I haven't seen this weaponized in a malicious way (though maybe it will be now that this is common knowledge) but you can self-moderate by reporting the crap posts or people that post or comment things that are hostile or not conducive to the r/Python community.
edit: added context for mods are volunteers
| Infrastructure Engineer | Remote (US-based)
Python is a programming language used by millions of developers every single day. Behind all of that is infrastructure like PyPI, , the docs, mail systems...
The PSF Infrastructure team keeps all of that running. We're a small team (literally 1), which means the work you do has outsized impact and you'll never be stuck doing the same thing for long.
We've been growing what this team can do and how we support the Python community at scale, and we're looking to bring on a full-time Infrastructure Engineer to help us keep building on that momentum.
Come work with us 🐍
The Python Software Foundation is hiring an infrastructure engineer.
US-only, remote. Non-profit Org, Base salary is $95,000-$125,000 USD
Apply: https://pythonsoftwarefoundation.applytojob.com/apply/DNzZlBUqFn/Infrastructure-Engineer
Lots of k8s infra but also some other oddities :)
Some details:
We're hiring at the Python Software Foundation! We're looking for an Infrastructure Engineer to join my team full-time (US-based).
You'd be working on the infra powering PyPI, python.org, our docs, mail.. it's the stuff millions of Python developers use every single day. Guaranteed to never get boring doing the same thing™. It's a small team and the work matters a lot.
I love this job and I think you might too. Come work with us 🐍
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is hosting "Python Unplugged on PyTV" – a free online conference bringing together people behind the tools and libraries you use every day, and the communities that support them.
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11:00 am – 6:30 pm CET
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