2y ago

Apparently, r/WorkReform mods are scabs

r/WorkReform is looking for new moderators!

Ironic, isn't it?

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In the future, there'll be 2 professions: Cop and Infiltrator Cop.
Considering /r/workreform was already a capitulation/liberalization of the original ideology of /r/antiwork (before its own liberalization) I am 100% not surprised
- The first two mods of r/workreform were straight-up bankers. The minute they got called on it, their accounts mysteriously disappeared, and 'new accounts' started moderating-- wouldn't surprise me if the same nouveau-elite scumbags were still in that modstaff somewhere, just on accounts that haven't been RES-flagged yet.
it's so crazy to me that they can get scabs for a job that doesn't even get any pay.
If I have to work for free, that's hardly a reform.
I am a little lost here, is this about the reddit blackout? or is their something I am missing and they are anti-union, because I can see both.
- I can't say for sure. It's possible some mods left because of the API pricing and the remaining ones are look for new mods to fill the vacancies.
  
  I hope mods keep on leaving. The unpaid labour is outrageous.
I'm doing my most surprised Pikachu face right now.

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