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Wouldn’t social networks fall under a similar category? I get that they are different but there is a lot of overlap. If they are in violation then I think the
by todd3834 7y ago
Wouldn’t social networks fall under a similar category? I get that they are different but there is a lot of overlap.
If they are in violation then I think the law needs to be updated.
- thrav 7y agoReddit certainly would. Moderating a top subreddit is definitely as much work as most part time jobs, and essential to that site actually being good.
- vonmoltke 7y agoSubreddit moderators are controlled by those who control the subreddit, not by Reddit itself (with, IIRC, a few exception where the moderators are Reddit employees).
- kube-system 7y agoIt doesn't matter how much work it is or whether it is important. What matters is whether or not the circumstances of the working arrangement qualify it legally as an employment. AFAIK, Reddit doesn't organizationally require their community mods to do anything at all.
- alistairSH 7y agoFacebook already pays its moderators.
- jasonlotito 7y ago> Wouldn’t social networks fall under a similar category? Most social networks I'm aware of pay moderators.