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I second that. They are avoiding the real problem by pretending to fight for social justices.

• s2g 8y ago
  I think they see the problem, they are just dressing it up. It's a tough problem, since community moderation of this sort seems to almost inevitably lead to some individuals who take it on themselves to obsessively shape the site to their own warped vision. Wikipedia has the same issue. Reddit avoids it by fracturing into small communities, and poor modding leads to death (or alt-right infiltration, ugh). If they want to say it is worse for women and minorities, which could be entirely true, then my worry is they just try to bring those groups up to the often shitty baseline where perfectly reasonable seeming questions get closed meanwhile others have people rushing to provide a lousy answer so they can later expand it into overwrought 1000 word answers.