Show HN: Jevdit – a social network moderated by Jev

Jevdit is a small social network built around a Reddit-like structure of subjevdit communities and an up/down voting frontpage, where text posts, links, and conversations are organized by topic. Every submission, comment, and chosen username is explicitly checked by a single moderator named Jev; moderation, guidelines, legal and privacy links, and a Create subjevdit option are part of the interface. The site was created by Tom Nick and presented as a Show HN project, and the visible frontpage demonstrates a curated mix of programming, skateboarding, video essays, cozy games, and vibecoding content with vote counts and brief poster handles.

The core proposition is human-centered, centralized moderation: one person inspects and approves community content to enforce quality and identity choices. The sample feed shows diverse, topical items - tutorials, videos, opinion pieces, and tools - illustrating how a hand-curated frontpage differs from algorithmic feeds. That design yields consistent, intentional curation and tighter norms while introducing a single-point governance model with limited scalability and subjective control. Visitors can browse subjevdit categories or propose new ones, experiencing a compact, moderator-driven alternative to larger social platforms.