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Same here. Apollo was so good. Absolutely nailed the UI. Do Reddit moderators do it for free?
by ametrau 3y ago
Same here. Apollo was so good. Absolutely nailed the UI.
Do Reddit moderators do it for free?
- manishsharan 3y agoI really would want to know why anyone would want to be a Reddit moderator tirelessly fighting bots, content farms and assorted nutjobs for content that they do not own and a platform that only profits from their work without sharing anything with them. Are they all saints? Karma farmers ? PR folks playing the long game?
- EA-3167 3y agoIn my experience it depends on the sub, the size of the sub, and tightness of the focus on a single topic. Smaller hobbyist subs are often run by the truly passionate, giant default subs are usually run by ideologues and the power-hungry. In between is a mix of different motivations, ranging from "I want to be in charge of this propaganda" to "I think I can do a better job." A lot of reddit mods also seem to be disabled in some way, and basically have the time to be online 24/7 when not literally asleep. That creates a certain mindset and lack of connection to what the real world offline is actually like, and sometimes people get REALLY weird with that.