Ignoring the elephant and engaging with the premise: "More democracy" seems like a good thing, as long as it is balanced. There should be some recourse for a m

Ignoring the elephant and engaging with the premise: "More democracy" seems like a good thing, as long as it is balanced. There should be some recourse for a mod that actually enforces the rules of the sub (like removing political messages from subs that have rules against those sorts of things). I don't know how you'd do that on Reddit. All mods in a sub can vote to veto? That seems like they'd still have too much power. Appeal process? To whom?