A large number of Stack Exchange mods resigning over new policies
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#3It's not clear to me. Were those people paid or volunteers?
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#4> "they think I will in the future violate a thoughtcrime-style provision of a Code of Conduct change that hasn't been made yet"
Seems like a code of conduct issue?
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#5Spotted this on the hot question list, totally out of the loop on the latest SE drama, can somebody fill me in?
Re: A large number of Stack Exchange mods resigning over new policies
#6It's not clear to me. Were those people paid or volunteers?
mods are volunteers, who provide their time for free to improve the site, I'm not aware of any mods that are paid.
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#7that's like, not a "large number" but i digress... just wanted to say that i empathize with the mod that wrote they just were just tired. mods getting tired is reason #1 i left a few communities in the past.
it usually means that things aren't looking good. but there is little that could be done about it. i have not seen it last though. a new wave of people tend to come along with a fresh view on how to handle things. the meantime, though, is what's hard to live through. it's what makes people tired and what makes them move on...
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#8Yay, maybe interesting questions/discussion won’t be shut down now!
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#9I have always found Monica Cellio to be a great moderator. If she has been fired then something is deeply wrong over at Stack Exchange.
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#10The moderators don't add value.