Hmmm. I'm short of ideas. Are one of these filters selected?
Are you using an app, or a browser? ~~I'm wondering if you have some open reports from the communities you moderate.~~ Apps generally don't handle reports well, and some mix them in with private messages.
Edit: Nevermind, I checked the reports queue. Still, it would be helpful to know what interface you are using.
Is this why some users downvote everything? To mark posts as read?
I'm hesitant to take a community from an existing moderator and hand it to a new user who has only been on Lemmy for a few days. I suggest you start by interacting for a while - make posts, try to drive discussions, get a feel for this place and how it works - before jumping into moderating multiple communities.
I passed your request on to the lemmy.world community team.
Note that !bangladesh@lemmy.ml already exists and is active. Though there is no harm in having another community on lemmy.world.
If your goal is to keep communication open during another government shutdown of the internet, then perhaps you should try to host an instance locally in Bangladesh? Lemmy.world is hosted in Europe, so if you lose connection to the outside world then a community on this instance would be inaccessible.
!climatechange@lemmy.world is now yours. Since you also moderate !climate@lemmy.world I'll leave you to lock it if you like.
!climate@lemmy.world was just resurrected a few days ago, so now we have two redundant climate communities on this instance. Would it make more sense to lock one of these communities and direct people to the other?
If you really want both communities open, then I can give you the mod role for !climatechange@lemmy.world. The current mod definitely appears to have left Lemmy.
Of the three community mods, it looks like xohshoo is still active on Lemmy every couple of weeks. Have you tried messaging them directly? If not, that should be the first step before we consider taking their community and handing it to you or someone else.
Taken care of now. Thanks for the heads-up.
For each community that banned you, you need to send a message to one of the mods in that community. The modlog shows that you are currently banned from !asklemmy@lemmy.ml and !asklemmy@lemmy.world. Go to each of those communities, look in the community's sidebar, and you will see the names of the community mods. Click on one of the mods' names, hit the Send Message button in their profile, and say your piece. It's up to them to decide if they want to unban you.