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Exactly. It's essentially an example of a benevolent dictator model. Right now the people moderating are doing a great and largely unbiased job, but if you tr
by cgb223 9y ago
Exactly.
It's essentially an example of a benevolent dictator model.
Right now the people moderating are doing a great and largely unbiased job, but if you try to scale, you'll bring in new people, and gradually the quality of those moderators will vary with the larger group.
- staunch 9y agoThis is just lack of imagination talking. Reddit's sub-reddit moderator system is just one example of how to scale moderation to millions of users. If a moderator gets out of hand, reddit admins step in or users move to a new subreddit. There are a virtually unlimited number of systems like this one could create and make work.