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It's strange that reddit would enable that kind of activity. Are moderation logs not public? Makes me wonder what other communities are oblivious to moderators
by smokeyj 10y ago
It's strange that reddit would enable that kind of activity. Are moderation logs not public?
Makes me wonder what other communities are oblivious to moderators influence.
- colordrops 10y agoYou must not be a heavy user of reddit. Nearly the entire site is compromised, both by mods and admins. And even without that, subreddits are created and defined by users, and thus free to set whatever explicit and implicit rules they wish.
- wapz 10y agoYup. Particularly /r/ama is a prime example of being compromised by admins.
- bhaak 10y agoCare to elaborate?
- wapz 10y agoA lot is from rumors but since around the time they moved all the staff to SF, users 'reported' many of the "high-profile" AMAs to be paid. There was also a lot of speculation of vote manipulation by mods/admins. I didn't dig too deep so the above was mostly speculation (not from me).