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From what I have read, a lot of moderators also use third party apps as moderation tools. They are not paid to do this job. Heck, most of the video content on
by fullstop 3y ago
From what I have read, a lot of moderators also use third party apps as moderation tools. They are not paid to do this job.
Heck, most of the video content on Reddit is reposted from other sources.
- seviu 3y agoThe moderation tools offered by Reddit don’t have support for accessibility. If you are in r/blind for example… How are you gonna moderate that? And for those who don’t need those tools, third party apps save them a lot of time since the official app is so bad for such things.
- fsckboy 3y ago> They are not paid to do this job. plenty more people want to moderate, seriously, why should they pay them? hear me out: If you pay them "a livable wage" you'll get people in the chair who don't want the job, just the pay. If you pay them less, suddenly you'll run afoul of minimum wage laws, overhead of having employees, etc. you could auction off the job (mods pay reddit for the privilege, given that more people want to moderate than currently can) but that would encourage the mods to monetize their sub (the more successfully, the more subs would become part of ebaum's world) voluntary moderation actually is the happy medium, people who love the job and the sub are willing/want to do it. Like they say "everything can't be measured in money" (ok, I never say that, but there it is)
- fullstop 3y agoI never asked for them to be paid. I'm saying that reddit can exist due to their generosity, and that these people use third party tools and the API to do this. That's being taken away.