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top comment there now from the mods: "Only comments breaking our rules are being deleted. If you think its more productive to cry about censorship then it is to
by DannyBee 10y ago
top comment there now from the mods:
"Only comments breaking our rules are being deleted. If you think its more productive to cry about censorship then it is to discuss this horrifying event, we suggest you try another subreddit."
I think it's safe to say these are not the people you want moderating /r/news
(meanwhile, the top thread on at least my frontpage about it is now from /r/AskReddit, where they seem to be having a more reasonable discussion and are only deleting comments trying to doxx people)
- maxerickson 10y ago"awful" seems like the likely steady state for the volunteer moderation of any large online community. Especially when the moderator pool is closed or otherwise self-selecting. It's one of those jobs where you probably don't want to give it to people that really want to do it.