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It looks like they might be prepared for that already in some ways. Reddit used to be a place where you go for relatively unbiased opinions. Some mods and subr
by capybara_2020 3y ago
It looks like they might be prepared for that already in some ways.
Reddit used to be a place where you go for relatively unbiased opinions. Some mods and subreddits were better than the rest, some worse. But atleast there was an illusion of being unbiased. Mods to for brand/product subreddits atleast officially were not linked to the company.
But that is no more the case, just realized a few weeks back that /r/midjourney is modded by the official team and reddit does not seem to be doing anything about it.
Guess Reddit is trying to become more like Facebook with major brands managing their own subreddits, so no more random mods needed.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoNah that's not uncommon, plenty of brands will have a social media presence, including Reddit; it's just that (from my perspective), the really commercial ones never gained much traction and didn't rise to the top anywhere. Reddit marketing is done best if it looks grassroots.
- FragrantRiver 3y agoIsn't /r/leagueoflegends/ one of the biggest subreddits?