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### I am interested in being a moderator at freeCodeCamp. Where should I start?
Our community moderators are our heroes. Their voluntary contributions make
freeCodeCamp a safe and welcoming community.
Our community moderators are our heroes. Their voluntary contributions make freeCodeCamp a safe and welcoming community.
First and foremost, we would need you to be an active participant in the
community, and live by our [code of conduct](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/code-of-conduct/)
(not just enforce it).
First and foremost, we would need you to be an active participant in the community, and live by our [code of conduct](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/code-of-conduct/) (not just enforce it).
Here are some recommended paths for some of our platforms:
- To be a **Discord/Chat** moderator, have an active presence in our chat and
have positive engagements with others, while also learning and practicing how
to deal with potential conflicts that may arise.
- To be a **Forum** moderator, similar to a chat moderator, have an active
presence and engage with other forum posters, supporting others in their
learning journey, and even giving feedback when asked. Take a look at
[The Subforum Leader Handbook](https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/the-subforum-leader-handbook/326326)
for more information.
- To be a **GitHub** moderator, help process GitHub issues that are brought up
to see if they are valid and (ideally) try to propose solutions for these
issues to be picked up by others (or yourself).
- To be a **Discord/Chat** moderator, have an active presence in our chat and have positive engagements with others, while also learning and practicing how to deal with potential conflicts that may arise.
- To be a **Forum** moderator, similar to a chat moderator, have an active presence and engage with other forum posters, supporting others in their learning journey, and even giving feedback when asked. Take a look at [The Subforum Leader Handbook](https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/the-subforum-leader-handbook/326326) for more information.
- To be a **GitHub** moderator, help process GitHub issues that are brought up to see if they are valid and (ideally) try to propose solutions for these issues to be picked up by others (or yourself).
Altogether, be respectful to others. We are humans from all around the world. With
that in mind, please also consider using encouraging or supportive language and
be mindful of cross-cultural communication.
Altogether, be respectful to others. We are humans from all around the world. With that in mind, please also consider using encouraging or supportive language and be mindful of cross-cultural communication.
If you practice the above **consistently for a while** and our fellow moderator
members recommend you, a staff member will reach out and onboard you to the
moderators' team. Open source work is voluntary work and our time is limited.
We acknowledge that this is probably true in your case as well. So we emphasize
being **consistent** rather than engaging in the community 24/7.
If you practice the above **consistently for a while** and our fellow moderator members recommend you, a staff member will reach out and onboard you to the moderators' team. Open source work is voluntary work and our time is limited. We acknowledge that this is probably true in your case as well. So we emphasize being **consistent** rather than engaging in the community 24/7.
Take a look at our [Moderator Handbook](moderator-handbook.md)
for a more exhaustive list of other responsibilities and expectations we have
of our moderators.
Take a look at our [Moderator Handbook](moderator-handbook.md) for a more exhaustive list of other responsibilities and expectations we have of our moderators.
### I am stuck on something that is not included in this documentation.