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This cuts both ways. If there's more to life than money, why not spread it around to those who create the value of the thing you're selling? "There's more to l
by jmyeet 4y ago
This cuts both ways. If there's more to life than money, why not spread it around to those who create the value of the thing you're selling?
"There's more to life than money" is used by capital owners to justify the exploitation of labor.
- montagg 4y agoI imagine you're going to get a very different type of person moderating if they have a monetary incentive to do so. I don't disagree with your argument in the broad sense—the rich get richer at the expense of everyone else, and they shouldn't—but adding money to a relationship that doesn't have it always fundamentally changes the relationship, and the incentive structure, and it doesn't guarantee better outcomes.
- Aloha 4y agoI moderate communities on telegram, I already have people who treat me and my mod team like we are being paid, and this is our full-time job, and we should be more responsive to their concerns. I wouldnt want to be actually paid and have an expectation of quality of service.
- AlbertCory 4y agoI have an application to the LinkedIn group of ex-Oracle employees. It was ignored for months and months. Finally, I wrote to one of the admins. He apologized and said he had a lot of groups he was admin for, and asked, now which group was I talking about, again? Does LinkedIn pay their admins? Don't know.