> The very people in that very local community! On one level I agree. On another level I think this is perhaps unrealistically idealistic. I'm a member, and v

> The very people in that very local community! On one level I agree. On another level I think this is perhaps unrealistically idealistic. I'm a member, and very infrequent poster, on a couple of different facebook groups for local communities. I've seen too many instances of admins in these communities going on some sort of mini-powertrip with post "moderation" to believe that many of the people in these communities possess the maturity, objectivity, and self-awareness to do this well. And then, if you are a mod, and you're genuinely good at it, you still seem to get tons of abuse thrown at you, so where's the incentive? It seems like a very thankless task to me.