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The lion share of subs are moderated by a relative few mods. There was a post showing the graph of control recently, I found it disturbing. Unfortunately Redd
by DEADBEEFC0FFEE 7y ago
The lion share of subs are moderated by a relative few mods. There was a post showing the graph of control recently, I found it disturbing. Unfortunately Reddit has critical mass now, I think it can survive what ever it becomes. It could lose every user who wishes it was like the first 5 years and hardly notuce. There won't be a Digg moment for Reddit.
- mc32 7y agoDoes Reddit have a system to appeal mod decisionmaking for important (and not so important) subreddits? I think Flickr had this back when they were a big property. You'd have site admins look at your complaint and follow up as necessary. It's be nice to have and if they have it that it'd be more active to keep things from going off the rails --within reason.
- Retric 7y agoMany dominate players on the internet have been kicked to the curve. It starts with complacency which lack of real competition seems to always create.