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I mean they can just force reopen them and new moderators who don’t care about API stuff will take over.
by monero-xmr 3y ago
I mean they can just force reopen them and new moderators who don’t care about API stuff will take over.
- hombre_fatal 3y agoMy friend shut down his subreddit and a mod complained to Reddit admins that my friend wasn’t even active, and Reddit admins gave that mod the subreddit. Great system.
- sshine 3y agoIt just means: if you create a subreddit, you don’t own it in any way. You’re granted permission to be its custodian. If your behaviour does not create value / if you anger the Reddit gods, you will be replaced.
- xanderstrike 3y agoThis assumes there's an army of competent mods in waiting that the admins can tap into, who could take over (without many of the tools the previous mods used) and effectively run some of the largest communities on the internet. This strikes me as unlikely.
- key8chev 3y agoThis assumes there isnt an army of unemployed people with a power fetish using reddit willing to lord over top subs that would be brought back by force. Aside from deleting bad words and over the top vulgar opinions in clean subs what does a mod do besides sit around staring at their screen?
- pokerface_86 3y agowhat does a software engineer do besides sitting around staring at a screen, typing and googling? anyone can be a reductive ass. not that i think reddit power mods are good but any forum’s moderators do more than that and you’re just being a dick in bad faith
- variant 3y agoThere will be plenty. Guaranteed.
- potsandpans 3y agoand?