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The mods on porn subs generally abide and enforce the rules from what I've seen. Plus in sheer numbers terms there's a lot fewer subreddits than there were tumb
by dageshi 8y ago
The mods on porn subs generally abide and enforce the rules from what I've seen. Plus in sheer numbers terms there's a lot fewer subreddits than there were tumblr's, practically speaking you could actually have a team of people keeping an eye on subreddits in a way that would probably be impossible with tumblr due to sheer volume.
- mrep 8y agoThey are also quarantining a lot of subs that have content advertisers don't like and quarantined subs don't show ads AFAIK.
- syntheticnature 8y agoNo NSFW reddit subs show ads anymore, quarantined or otherwise: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditads/comments/bdwlin/update_to_nsfw_advertising_policy/ https://www.reddit.com/r/redditads/comments/bdwlin/update_to...
- Bartweiss 8y ago> Plus in sheer numbers terms there's a lot fewer subreddits than there were tumblr's Fewer, and lower discoverability. If you ban a sub, the mods have to bother registering a new one, and if you ban the mods too I believe they'll need to 'break in' new accounts to do that. Once they do, it'll just be an empty sub sitting there passively until they promote it on other subs (where it'll draw reports) or on other sites (which is a hassle). And without active moderation, spam users destroy spam subs by overwhelming their intentional content. On tumblr, a new account just takes a new email, and they can be 'promoted' easily because following real users or reblogging their content with ads sends them notifications. It's pretty much the ideal structure for automation-friendly spam.
- ReidZB 8y agoReddit also has a policy of banning unmoderated NSFW subreddits: https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/a5xz9b/a_word_on_unmoderated_subreddits/ https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/a5xz9b/a_word_on_u...