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A valid point, but I'd argue Reddit was a better example of a distinct moderation structure than the example she actually did provide, Facebook. Facebook AFAIK
by FilterSweep 11y ago
A valid point, but I'd argue Reddit was a better example of a distinct moderation structure than the example she actually did provide, Facebook.
Facebook AFAIK requires you to report posts that you disagree with, while Reddit's moderation structure lies in it's own userbase. Save for technical subfora, dissident opinions are quickly downvoted into oblivion.
- jerf 11y agoNo, you and apparently a lot of other people missed the point. There was nothing about the statement you quoted that was about the internet at large. It was specifically about the model of moderation they tried out. That exact one. Not anything else. But you don't seem to have been alone in missing that, so arguably the writing should have been more clear. (No sarcasm. I am seriously saying the writing must be deficient.)