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What are those "big brands" willing to accept? If their ads appear on a different sub to those they consider objectionable content, would that be considered suf
by jimworm 7y ago
What are those "big brands" willing to accept? If their ads appear on a different sub to those they consider objectionable content, would that be considered sufficiently "clean"? Is there a value placed on moderation, and if so, how much value is captured by individual moderators and how will it be allocated?
Perhaps the most important factor in these communities is that most content is junk anyway, requiring mental effort from the reader to remove and avoid. That's what the whole voting thing is for. An advert would be "superjunk" - unwanted content that also has editorial control. It might be an illusion that a community is full of value to be skimmed off, when reality is that the junk is at barely maintainable levels and a little more might push it over the brink.