I wonder if part of the problem with this is due to how subreddits tend to be categorical in nature in that the moderators for a subreddit get to essentially ow

I wonder if part of the problem with this is due to how subreddits tend to be categorical in nature in that the moderators for a subreddit get to essentially own the discussion and narrative around that given thing. The issue with that is there is an expectation that there is no curating happening because nobody should have that much power to own and oversee over an entire topic. I wonder if we will see a shift in engagement to smaller, more curated communities centred around the curators instead of discussion happening under broad sweeping discussion boards. Perhaps it's better for discussion to happen under categories within a community curated by somebody with intention. In this scenario, the expectation going in is that there would be a level of controlled oversight. I've been working on a platform to help content creators offer their communities for this sort of thing where their communities can become a sort of privatized social network curated by them. https://sociables.com/creators https://sociables.com/creators