Find out how many moderators it takes to keep things under control at Reddit, and the actual infrastructure costs to keep it up and running. I assume much of t

Find out how many moderators it takes to keep things under control at Reddit, and the actual infrastructure costs to keep it up and running. I assume much of the moderation work is unpaid. It would be good to figure out a monetization strategy that doesn't involve advertising at all to pay the bills, and possibly allow moderators to have a strategy of their own that works to pay their bills. Distributing it as open source would be a good idea, but it has to be built on a secure foundation, and Linux ain't it. I'd start with Genode, and leverage capability based security to allow far more robust management of information flows.