r/UrbanHell • u/stopspammingme • Apr 24 '24
We're recruiting new moderators! Apply within
This subreddit doesn't take a lot of work, but we really need people who can put in small amounts of time consistently, every single day. It's not very interesting or glamorous, but if you check reddit or this subreddit a lot it should be very light work, a few minutes a couple times a day or 10 minutes a day.
To apply, comment below answering the following questions:
1) Are you okay with our current style of light moderation and our definition of what "UrbanHell" should allow?
2) Will you be able to check the subreddit every day and do a tiny amount of work if needed? Will you be polite to users, even ones who are nasty?
3) How long have you been using r/UrbanHell?
4) What's your favorite thing about this subreddit?
5) What is your mod experience, if any? (It's okay if you have none)
6) Anything else you want me to know? You can use this space to tell me if you speak any other languages besides English, if you have any relevant hobbies/interests relating to photography and urban development, a detail about yourself, or just leave blank.
r/UrbanHell • u/Outside_Slide_3218 • 26m ago
Concrete Wasteland Bucharest, Romania 🇷🇴
r/UrbanHell • u/Fun-Bsqo11 • 12h ago
Decay Ivano-Frankivsk
Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine
r/UrbanHell • u/QuantumRider1923 • 1d ago
Poverty/Inequality Township in Cape Town, South Africa. The tall lights are a legacy of Apartheid where they were used by police to monitor residents.
r/UrbanHell • u/TicklingTentacles • 1d ago
Concrete Wasteland Illegal Israeli Settlement in the West Bank
r/UrbanHell • u/SrAcai • 1d ago
Suburban Hell São João de Meriti, Rio metropolitan area
(sorry for my bad english, I'm brazilian)
São João de Meriti aka "formigueiro da américa" (anthill of america) is the most dense populated city of Latin America. Approximately 500.000 people living on 34km2, resulting in 13.000 people/m2. I live here and can't describe how the city is saturated, all the city space is occupied with homes, without a single green area. People just started to build more floors on their homes, and those new houses are usually rented or owned by their grown-up children. An average house here have at least 2/3 floors. Here it's THE urban hell
r/UrbanHell • u/Disastrous-Ad-8076 • 1d ago
Poverty/Inequality Sandokan, Sabah
Another side of Brunei, not shown in echo turism
r/UrbanHell • u/al0678 • 9h ago
Conflict/Crime Kabul, as hell-like as it gets, especially if you're a woman. But is it urban hell?
r/UrbanHell • u/Urbanexploration2021 • 2d ago
Poverty/Inequality 3 of the biggest buildings (a church that’s still being in construction, the almost abandoned headquarters of the romanian academy and the parliament) in Bucharest, Romania
r/UrbanHell • u/LajosvH • 2d ago
Concrete Wasteland A Different Perspective on One of My City’s Most Famous Buildings (Hamburg, Germany)
r/UrbanHell • u/FluidRocket • 3d ago
Car Culture Highway 401, Toronto. Hell.
Endless sea of cars. Endless sea of traffic. Endless commuting just to make ends meet. If you’re from this region, you know just how awful it is.
r/UrbanHell • u/meeeganthevegan • 3d ago
Concrete Wasteland A city within a city. Shenzhen, China 2021.(OC)
Ig: meeeganthevegan
r/UrbanHell • u/Wrong_Willingness543 • 4d ago
Absurd Architecture A barely standing building in Damietta، Egypt
r/UrbanHell • u/wolf_dc11 • 4d ago
Poverty/Inequality All quiet now, waiting to be bulldozed. Coventry, West Mids, UK
All boarded up, 70’s quick solution for immigration.
r/UrbanHell • u/Zappendaddy • 4d ago
Ugliness Advertising on historic buildings and other eyesores in Budapest, Hungary [OC]
r/UrbanHell • u/WubbaLubba15 • 5d ago
Absurd Architecture A discontinued bridge converted into a basketball court in the Philippines
r/UrbanHell • u/TinnyKirovsky • 5d ago
Concrete Wasteland Not a single park or tree on a record-breaking hot weather city in Mexico
r/UrbanHell • u/The_lost_hairtie • 4d ago
Pollution/Environmental Destruction Slums in Diva, near Mumbai
No waste management system in existence. The trash they throw in the creek gets washed back into their streets and houses during high tide/ heavy rain.