17 years of powertripping mods; solves the problem instantly when it suddenly affects profits rule
17 years of powertripping mods; solves the problem instantly when it suddenly affects profits rule
Steve Huffman said he has plans to change the site's rules so that users have the power to vote out moderators, following a 48-hour protest blackout.
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I think, on Reddit, the analogy is closer to the landed gentry: The people who get there first get to stay there and pass it down to their descendants, and that is not democratic.
you have been muted and can no longer contact the moderators of /r/modcoord
this mf is going to give people a voting system to kick out mods, and they're gonna use it to kick out the mods he just picked who stopped the subs from going private
that would be really funny, i think
You seem to be under the impression that the votes will be real and will correspond to the mods he removes
This is surely the way spez will treat it.
It's his site, we're just squatters as far as he's concerned.
They literally threatened to ban r/WorkReform when it planned to elect mods. You can't make this shit up.
I wouldn't be surprised if his mods were immune to this
A part of me believes they will give some bs reason to keep their "scab" mods immune, but I would love if they didn't and the chaos that would ensue.
This is basically Stalin saying "the kulaks are too privileged", not because he wanted to distribute the land, but because he wanted to expropriate it to bruteforce economic development.