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They are constantly raising the bar on what "lack of active moderation" means. Also as the site gets bigger moderating even a small niche subreddit can become a
by pvarangot 4y ago
They are constantly raising the bar on what "lack of active moderation" means. Also as the site gets bigger moderating even a small niche subreddit can become a part time job and Reddit does pay moderators of some subs, so it's being used to editorialize more now than ever.
- duxup 4y ago> They are constantly raising the bar on what "lack of active moderation" means. If they are I haven’t seen it. Plenty of subs out there with zero moderation… sadly.
- FridgeSeal 4y agoReddit historically only cares about a subs moderation when it generates enough negative attention to become a problem for Reddit (the company, as opposed to Reddit the “community”). They’ve typically been quite happy to let quite toxic and otherwise rule breaking subreddits to exist so long as they don’t cause (too many) problems.
- commandlinefan 4y agoThey're constantly raising the bar on what "lack of active moderation" means as it pertains to certain specific subreddits very selectively.