“If a moderator team unanimously decides to stop moderating, we will invite new, active moderators[…]. If […] at least one mod wants to keep the community going, we will respect their decisions and remove those who no longer want to moderate from the mod team.”

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    1 year ago

    We knew they would do that

    Kind of weird how much they seem to want to destroy reddit - right before selling it, too

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    Their application of the “Moderator Code of Conduct” is shoddy and slapdash to say the least.

    I was a mod for /r/Edinburgh and after a post about people handing out anti-semitic leaflets (and the subsequent fascist-baiting and ban-hammering) I started getting reported by butthurt nazi supporters for abusing them in the thread, Modmail and DM’s, but I’m the one that got a permanent account suspension (even though according to the CoC that shouldn’t have happened), the UK mod-relations admin and other admin just ghosted me and another mod who tried to get involved and help.

    To put a festering cherry on the shit-sundae, some of those pro-fascist scumbags are still active and commenting.

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      Only when its inconvenient for spez. Normal users get fucked by shit mods for a decade, radio silence.

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    1 year ago

    Not only the protesting mods will not return back, but those strikebreakers will end up with crappy tools and consumers with a terrible app increasing spam and reducing engagement.

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      Seems like something that a scumball could reconcile easily enough; “we’re not overruling mods or forcing a subreddit back open. We’re just removing voluntarily inactive mods, and if whoever happens to step in after we do that wants to reopen the subreddit then that’s entirely their decision.”