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> The idea that reddit mods are some great asset to the site is just strange, IMO. To me, they're one of the worst things about the website. If you were the CE
by tester457 3y ago
> The idea that reddit mods are some great asset to the site is just strange, IMO. To me, they're one of the worst things about the website.
If you were the CEO of reddit what would you change? Replace the volunteer mods with paid mods?
- memefrog 3y agoIdeas that could work: 1. You could have some kind of community influence over moderator selection for subreddits over a certain size. StackExchange has (had?) elections for moderators. 2. You could have rules preventing anyone from having moderator powers on more than a certain percentage of the site. 3. The best change would one that prevented moderators from sitting in IRC/Discord talking about reddit 24/7. Having so much meta-discussion happen "behind the scenes" is not good. The problem is that normal people who think "lol imagine having drama over an internet forum what a load of nerds" would be the best moderators but are the least interested in doing it.