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Except for the most part, Reddit mods aren't employees; they're not even volunteers. They're users and customers of the site. They just happen to be users with
by mjr00 3y ago
Except for the most part, Reddit mods aren't employees; they're not even volunteers. They're users and customers of the site. They just happen to be users with access to more features than most.
- fsckboy 3y agothey're not users nor customers, they're the product that reddit is selling
- Funnyduck99 3y agoreddit mods are notoriously terrible and have giant egos so honestly im a fan for many of them getting banned
- notpahimar 3y agoLurkers are the product. Moderators are unpaid employees, which is why they are being treated like dogshit, same as any other employee. Reddit staff forgets they don't have much to lose by walking away.
- chii 3y agoIt's as though the cows reject to being slaughtered!