[Meta] My proposal to improve quality of this sub : Mods, please check in

I have been following this sub for years. I am sure you have been noticing an increasingly high amount of 'speculative' posts on this sub. [That itself is no surprise thanks to the current market frenzy, everyone is excited about 'investing'].

While I am not the one to dismiss speculative investments as a high risk/high gain strategy, my personal style is that of value investing, which is pretty much the polar opposite of speculation when it comes to the core philosophy. That is why I am on this sub in the first place.

I am not saying these speculative posts should not exist, but I am just saying there is a place for it (WSB, r/investing etc.) and it is not this sub. In my view this sub should remain purely for the posts around Graham/Buffet/Munger style analysis and discussions (with an allowance modern adaptations).

If you agree to this, please upvote this post (or downvote if you disagree).

Assuming the community agrees, my proposal is to make a list of tags that reflect the core philosophies of value investing (please suggest a list of tags). Further, every post would only be published after mod approval (at least for the time-being). As value investors, we should not be in rush for a few hours.

Later (when the market has crashed and speculative posts get sparse) we can allow auto-publishing of posts with the correct tags.

If you post something that does not align with the core philosophies, you get banned from the sub.

I am happy to pitch in as a mod if that helps.

P.S.: A good example of highly moderated and high quality sub is r/AskCulinary (or r/AskEconomics) . Compare it to generic subs like r/Cooking which is full with 'give me the best recipe for pasta'.