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>The real money is in capturing subreddit moderators. Right. This also leads to some of the clearest evidence that Reddit (the corporation) isn't interested
by Accujack 6y ago
>The real money is in capturing subreddit moderators.
Right. This also leads to some of the clearest evidence that Reddit (the corporation) isn't interested in actually being a discussion board, but has completely given itself over to leveraging its user base for money.
Despite years of issues with subreddit mods selling out, taking over, censoring users, in general behaving badly and a complete lack of transparency, Reddit has changed nothing about how that system works.
- novok 6y agoIf they did, then they would have to pay them for their free labor and thats a can they do not want to open.
- neverminder 6y ago> Reddit has changed nothing about how that system works I'd say they have changed for the worse. In recent years they have quarantined or banned many even remotely controversial subreddits. Reddit admins are increasingly forcing SV's political ideology onto it's users. Ramping up censorship will be the end of Reddit, as users leave to look for alternatives.