/moderatorsI know volunteers are super important, but power needs to be limited. When a few people moderate too many subs, it becomes a problem. All of these subs were moderated by ~6 people. This is where digg's efforts to distribute oversight could be a key differentiator.
/moderatorsI think most if not all of us have been burned by Reddit mods for one reason or another at some point. Many of us understand how crucial effective and unbiased moderation is to a community and how important it is to the success of this one. I created this group at the suggest
/diggHow are communities moderated or planned to be moderated? Is it just basically the founder of the community and any volunteers they accept?My concern is that mods need to be held accountable for biased disposition of rule violations. It's been a massive problem on Reddit, and m
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