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This is the problem reddit is facing, and I think for anything at scale paying people is the only way forward. The amount of work required just goes way beyond
by makeitdouble 4y ago
This is the problem reddit is facing, and I think for anything at scale paying people is the only way forward.
The amount of work required just goes way beyond checking some posts here and then towards the day, and distributing the load towards a huge community of moderators would give other issues on consistency, internal battles and keeping up to date on changes.
To note the people getting paid don’t need to be employed by the platform, I’d totally see a community crowdfund a moderator to tag for them specific content.