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Getting rid of mods like the one linked in this post is a net positive for Reddit imo. His plan was to disable the subreddit for 6 weeks while working on a bot?
by gonehome 3y ago
Getting rid of mods like the one linked in this post is a net positive for Reddit imo. His plan was to disable the subreddit for 6 weeks while working on a bot? What? Reddit can just take over.
Mods like this are awful - way too much power has gone to their head just because they happened to be the first to create some subreddit.
- viraptor 3y ago> Reddit can just take over. Can it? How many people with moderation experience can they find right now who can take over the larger subreddits? How many will be ok with doing it for free in this situation? We'll see how well will the reopened communities work given the loss of the good mod tools.
- michaelt 3y ago> How many people with moderation experience can they find right now who can take over the larger subreddits? There are a bunch of companies in low-cost-of-living countries who provide moderation services out of call-centre-like facilities. They also provide ML human labelling services. They won't be providing thoughtful, nuanced guidance to guide the growth of the community - but if you just want to keep beheading videos and female nipples off the front page, there are companies that can provide the workforce faster than you can code the integration.
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