I feel the same way, but I think it's really simple: people who care enough about being mods to become one are the same people who are likely to let it get to t

I feel the same way, but I think it's really simple: people who care enough about being mods to become one are the same people who are likely to let it get to their head. Mod drama on reddit for instance is fairly incredible in scope and dedication. For some people being a mod seems to be effectively a full time activity and getting to mod as many subreddits as possible an objective, regardless of whether you have any particular interest in the sub in question. It's absolutely baffling to me because you'd have to pay me to do that job, but clearly some people thrive on this type of power.