Reddit admins when they destroy a whole mod team and there isn't a line of mods going around the block eager to take over
Reddit admins when they destroy a whole mod team and there isn't a line of mods going around the block eager to take over
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You'd think in 16 years they'd have understood.. well.. anything, really.
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Understood what? There was always a bunch of mods waiting in line, wanting to make a fine addition to their sub collection. It's actually shocking to me this time too
4 0 ReplyThat when you betray trust you become untrusted.
I mean, duh.
11 0 ReplyYeah, I think a lot of people who would be interested in moderating have taken a good look at how Reddit is treating existing mods, and gone, “nahhh.”
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