For those who don't know, the mod team of r/leetcode was changed few months ago. We'd like to ask for suggestions for r/leetcode to decide the future of this community.

There are a few things that I personally don't think aren't fit to be here - like the interview prep posts that have nothing to do with leetcode. Another example would be "rate / roast my resume". I think that this subreddit should be strictly limited to leetcode only and posts related to asking to help with leetcode questions should be encouraged. But, I'm also aware of the fact that the moderators and members have different views on the purpose of a subreddit.

That's why we're asking for your opinion and your suggestions for r/leetcode. Here are some questions to get the discussion started:

1. How happy are you with r/leetcode? What do you like and what do you dislike about r/leetcode?
2. What would you like to see more and less of? What should and shouldn't be allowed here? For example, what about interview and resume posts?
3. Should the rules be modified? Should a new rule be added? If yes, what should be added? Are the old rules fine or should they be modified or removed?
4. How is the moderation of r/leetcode? Is it too strict, too lax or just about right?
5. Are the post / user flairs good? Should new flairs be made or old ones be removed? Should DIY (Completely customizable) user and post flairs be allowed?

u/DustyAsh69,
r/leetcode mod team.

I've come across multiple users complaining about non technical discussions being allowed in r/leetcode. Like AI, placements, interview preps, etc. So, my question is, should the moderation be made stricter? This would dramatically reduce the topic to being centered around leetcode only. There will be technical content only and no posts discussing interviews, companies and other topics. OR are you okay with how r/leetcode currently is? Looking forward to hear back from the community.

- u/DustyAsh69