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I can think of a few reasons. First, it's a potential privacy issue. It effectively is a single place where all dirt is concentrated, open for all to see. In c
by fleddr 4y ago
I can think of a few reasons.
First, it's a potential privacy issue. It effectively is a single place where all dirt is concentrated, open for all to see. In case violators leak personal info, willingly or not, their mistake might be used against them in the future.
Second, it can be used to instantly find unpopular mods and mod decisions, and overwhelm them with more of the same, generating busy work or even harassment.
- mariusor 4y agoOK, fair point, I keep forgetting that not everyone on the internet is a decent human being. :( However I think that for entities which are not global network levels of population, a public moderation log is good. If there are abusers, banning them is probably not a difficult proposition among numbers counting into thousands or less.