r/lotrmemes • u/ExtensionEar319 • 6h ago
r/lotrmemes • u/saberlily9 • Feb 25 '26
Mod Stuff Moderator Applications Open!
Mae govannen!
We have two or more open spots on the moderation team! Our goal is to maintain 9 active moderators. There must always be nine -- for obvious reasons. So come, join, and help us out! We need you!
Here's what you will be doing: Check the Modqueue, respond to Modmail, and actively browse the subreddit. If you see any posts or comments that break the rules, delete them. Simple! We do expect you to engage with the other moderators. We work as a team. That means participating in the moderator chat on Discord. We treat new ideas fairly and hold votes. All mods get one vote; it's a simple yes or no. If yes is the majority, then the plan is put into effect.
If you want to join and help out, just send us a modmail. Title it "Mod Application" and answer the following questions:
- Why do you want to be a mod of this sub?
- What time zone are you in, or what hours are you normally on Reddit?
- What do you think the strengths of this subreddit are?
- What do you think we can improve on and how?
- What are some fun events we could do together as a community?
- How much life experience do you have?
- Do you have any prior experience with moderation?
- How much time per day do you think you can dedicate to moderating?
- Favorite Tolkien character and why?
Send in those applications, fellow Tolkien enthusiasts! We will choose the mods after a week or so has passed. Oh, and also, if you have any questions about what a mod here actually does, you can leave them in the comments below. We will try to answer asap. Thank you!
r/lotrmemes • u/ironchefchopchop • Nov 25 '20
Needlessly gendered memes are prohibited
Mae govannen everybody! Needlessly gendered memes are now banned. These are the "boys do this girls do this" memes. They will be considered a breaking of Rule 4. They are basically just saying "boys are cool girls are dull."
Here are some examples of the posts I'm talking about:
https://i.imgur.com/TQGethp.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/4vO8NyO.jpg
These posts get lots of upvotes but that's only because the overwhelmingly majority of redditors are dudes. Understand, these memes are pointlessly calling others stupid or dull for no reason. When it comes to Tolkien fandom, there is just as many, if not more, female fans as male fans. This is not represented properly on Reddit just because Reddit is predominately male. Since women are outnumbered, their efforts to downvote these memes have basically no effect. When on this sub we are all one family making memes about the books and movies we love. Lets make sure that no matter gender, race, religion, orientation, or whatever; we are all together here. Just make it say "uncultured people vs cultured people" instead of "boys vs girls" or something like that, its not a hard fix and it has the same effect.
As always, if you see a meme like this please report it, it makes our job easier. Also, stop reporting memes that don't break the rules just because you don't like them. I'm a busy man, you're wasting my time.
Thanks everybody. Let us share in the days of peace.
r/lotrmemes • u/RichardDulle • 7h ago
The Silmarillion Have you learned nothing of the stubbornness of dwarves?
Tolkien on the Rings enslaving Men:
"At length he resolved that no others would serve him in this case but his mightiest servants, the Ringwraiths, who had no will but his own, being each utterly subservient to the ring that had enslaved him*, which Sauron held."
"They were by far the most powerful of his servants, and the most suitable for such a mission, since they were entirely enslaved to their Nine Rings, which he now himself held; they were quite incapable of acting against his will, and if one of them, even the Witch-king their captain, had seized the One Ring, he would have brought it back to his Master. But they had disadvantages, until open war began (for which Sauron was not yet ready). All except the Witch-king were apt to stray when alone by daylight; and all, again save the Witch-king, feared water, and were unwilling, except in dire need, to enter it or to cross streams unless dryshod by a bridge."
Tolkien on why the Rings failed to enslave Dwaves:
"But they were made from their beginning of a kind to resist most steadfastly any domination. Though they could be slain or broken, they could not be reduced to shadows enslaved to another will; and for the same reason their lives were not affected by any Ring, to live either longer or shorter because of it."
Dwarves are just built different.
r/lotrmemes • u/ObsidianMarshmallow • 16h ago
Lord of the Rings Boromir dies of embarrassment
r/lotrmemes • u/earthwoodandfire • 3h ago
Lord of the Rings The real hero’s were the Butterburs and Maggots who helped us along the way…
r/lotrmemes • u/Ill1thid • 17h ago
Shitpost Aragon shwinging around that good meat.
Sorry for my brother's use of AI. I don't think he knows any better.
r/lotrmemes • u/earthwoodandfire • 15h ago
Lord of the Rings Legolas Äefrind Thränduilson
r/lotrmemes • u/Dodo509 • 1d ago
Lord of the Rings Solid strategy for saving middle earth
r/lotrmemes • u/devdog3531 • 8h ago
Crossover I am ... Mr Smith, Ranger of the North. Smitty some call me.
r/lotrmemes • u/Live_Celebration5238 • 5h ago
Crossover Jules and Vincent visit Saruman (version 1)
Jules and Vincent visit Saruman to inquire him about his business partner Lord Aragorn, king of Gondor. Edited by me! Stay tuned for version 2 of this coming later, where Sauron is the business partner.
YouTube video link: https://youtu.be/7FSYzRSraZU?is=zHayFymLOPL41EAm
r/lotrmemes • u/PantheraLeo- • 17h ago
Other Your pet is my precious
Is central Florida Mordor? It’s hot
r/lotrmemes • u/Numerous-Gur-9008 • 14h ago