Moon Week 18 - New Governance Polls, the Latest Distribution Proposal, and the State of the Subreddit

Hello everyone and welcome to Moon Week for round 18 of Moons!Moon Week began yesterday with the snapshot post by the admins. Check out the post and comments to see how many moons you'll be getting next Wednesday at the end of Moon Week.To give exposure to our governance polls for the month, this Moon Week post will remain pinned to the top of the subreddit until the distribution post next Wednesday. Please review the following important information and frequently asked questions first. Each month we have dozens of questions about these things even though they are answered right here:If you can't see polls or vote, or have any other issue, try again later or from a different platform (different browser, app, mobile, or desktop). These glitches usually resolve themselves within a few hours, but let us know if it hasn't after a day or two.You can't change your vote so make sure you read the full post and discussions, and ask any questions you have before you vote. There are people wishing they voted differently every month and you have several days to vote so there is no need to rush it.Do not harass poll authors, tell people to cast a certain vote, brigade polls, or derail discussions.You get a 5% moon bonus for voting in at least 1 poll, plus an additional 1.25% for each additional approved poll due to this recent proposalYou will also get a special badge for a week after voting in a governance poll. These are visible in the reddit app and new.reddit. If you have voted and yours is not showing, you may need to enable it manually by clicking your badges and looking at the Achievements tab.Successful polls are implemented whenever the mods or admins have a chance to do it. Usually this is within days or weeks of the poll passing, but depends on workload, priorities, and complexity of implementationHere are your polls for round 18 of Moons:Implement numbering of proposals (CCIPs)Require minimum post and comment body length of 50 characters to qualify for moonsFor more information about Moons, please see our wiki page here.Happy voting!

Submitted September 30, 2021 at 10:51PM

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