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I'm really not sure the big subs would suffer all that much. Many of them are already modded by a clique of mods and are large enough that there's not really an
by ranger207 3y ago
I'm really not sure the big subs would suffer all that much. Many of them are already modded by a clique of mods and are large enough that there's not really any community to be had there anyway. It would be pretty terrible for the small communities that were reddit's most valuable part
- CryptoBanker 3y agoReplacing a few mods that moderate many large communities with paid mods is ripping the door wide open to lawsuits
- post-it 3y agoWhat damages would who experience?
- narism 3y agoDefamation for starters. See Neibich v. Reddit and Berger v. Reddit. So far section 230 has shielded them from much of these but the law has been targeted over the last couple years. So far the Supreme Court hasn’t addressed questions on the scope of section 230. I’m guessing the thinking goes if section 230 scope is narrowed and moderators are on the company payroll that could move them from a content provider (not liable) to more of a newspaper publishing articles (liable).