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It helps, but you still have to deal with groups that are intentionally toxic or problematic.
by ehutch79 5y ago
It helps, but you still have to deal with groups that are intentionally toxic or problematic.
- dane-pgp 5y agoModerating the moderators seems like a much more tractable problem than moderating all the messages. In Reddit's case, that means shutting down subreddits that trigger too many complaints from people outside those subreddits (in particular, from news articles and advertisers).
- _bfhp 5y agoAt what point did we retire the option of convincing people to stop being hateful? I didn't get the memo. It seems we want to ban whatever groups are considered "hateful" (but not the oppressed expressing their anger at the oppressor! Such an easy distinction to make) eventually leading to what, legal bans on speech?