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>> The poster-to-moderator ratio was WAY lower than somewhere like Facebook or Twitter, and things got handled faster. But, honestly and genuinely asking here:
by boredemployee 4y ago
>> The poster-to-moderator ratio was WAY lower than somewhere like Facebook or Twitter, and things got handled faster.
But, honestly and genuinely asking here: isn't that exacly what happens when all you think is about scale, money and growth, at all costs? (I mean, on the big social networks side)
- majormajor 4y agoI would definitely say that the big social network sites are bad for the internet and bad for "real world" society as well; I think it's a perfect example of an externality that they ignore in going for money at all costs.