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Some subreddits managed to maintain pretty high quality in the past, with pretty aggressive moderation. eg: r/askhistorians or r/politics. No idea how the situa
by the_duke 2y ago
Some subreddits managed to maintain pretty high quality in the past, with pretty aggressive moderation. eg: r/askhistorians or r/politics. No idea how the situation is nowadays, I haven't really been on there in years.
But that requires a lot of effort from the moderators.
- aurareturn 2y agoYes, I've seen some. The aggressive moderation does turn casuals away and caps the growth of the subreddit though.
- colmvp 2y agoAggressive moderation can be very toxic. The /r/toronto and /r/askTO subreddits are modded by essentially the same people. They remove comments/posts without explanation as to what rules were broken, and then when you critique them in the comments surprise, surprise, they remove them too!
- gruez 2y ago>Some subreddits managed to maintain pretty high quality in the past, with pretty aggressive moderation. eg: [...] r/politics not sure if serious.
- Tainnor 2y agoYeah, that's one of the worst subreddits IMHO