> It used to beat out Slashdot for me, which is about the highest praise I could give a site. Slashdot's meta-moderation contributed to discussion quality and

> It used to beat out Slashdot for me, which is about the highest praise I could give a site. Slashdot's meta-moderation contributed to discussion quality and high signal:noise. I'm still skeptical of parent comment's fingerprinting as a sole solution -- it takes humInt and humInvolvement. Arm willing human mods with tools like fingerprinting, provide incentives for many to moderate and for some to moderate the mods, and good discussions can happen.