The one thing missing from most sites is the meta-evaluating of the mods, the way slashdot had. That was one of the more innovative things about slasdot back i

The one thing missing from most sites is the meta-evaluating of the mods, the way slashdot had. That was one of the more innovative things about slasdot back in the day. It would randomly ask users how accurate a mod was for a particular mod that he or she made. I'm supposing that if enough people voted against the mod, their mod would be reversed and privileges removed. Places like Reddit and SO need this in order to control the mods themselves.