Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators from Subreddits Continuing the Blackouts
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#3This is good. Move it to paid people offshore
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#7But, I use USENET more, to bad people would not bring it back or make adjustments to it. You can have moderation there too. But I think there is a lot bureaucracy involved with creating a mod group (outside of alt). Maybe with a bit of work, it could be made easier to use.
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#8The existing power moderators are terrible. Bardfinn is a classic example. This is good. Move it to paid people offshore
Mods will often lock threads if it fits within the sub guidelines, but supports a topic they don’t like.
They’ll find a small argument somewhere in a comment chain and lock the thread, leaving behind a pinned comment such as “Locking the thread since you all refuse to behave”.
It’s ridiculous. Especially since arguments spanning hundreds of comments are often allowed if the mods dislike the person/topic being dunked on.
Re: Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators from Subreddits Continuing the Blackouts
#9The existing power moderators are terrible. Bardfinn is a classic example. This is good. Move it to paid people offshore
This is what will eventually happen. The moderators who do it for free almost always crave power and are extremely biased. Most subs are a cesspool of arbitrary bans and overt condescension. Mods will often lock threads if it fits within the sub guidelines, but supports a topic they don’t like. They’ll find a small argument somewhere in a comment chain and lock the thread, leaving behind a pinned comment such as “Loc…
I wonder if the crowd going to Lemmy is the Merari set - if so that's a huge potential improvement for Reddit and a curse for Lemmy.
"Y'all can't behave" is such a weird meme, it's so patronizing.