They would organize to want to get paid. This has been another sticking point with mods and jannies is they want a paycheck. Part of the program that Aimee Challenor was involved in was to be a paid content moderator, and look how that ended.
those people usually arent good at much, they pass way too much time power tripping in internet communities for autists or degenerate instead of doing something productive then bitch about how they dont have money and its the system's fault
It exists already, it’s called Discord.
shallow enough to appeal the masses yet so profound to capture the fleeting interest of monks
End justifies means
They are undeniably faggots. Or closeted bi at least. No straight person cries "bussy" day and night while a dick on the sidebar and enjoying a shemale catfish posting rants. FAGS FAGS FAGS. The offshoots are funny though
for now
It's always uncomfortable when you're accidentally honest about pushing a very specific worldview and lifestyle (with abortion being merely the means to that end) rather than dressing it up as giving women "choices".
Of course moderator replies are anonymous. I can't even begin to wrap my head around how someone could be this far up their own ass. If I ever lose my mind and fall far enough to talk/act like this person, I give express permission to anyone reading this to kill me.
Ellen K. Pao, you say? Friend of Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein?
Remember when reddit was considered a place where all the weirdos went? Ok, it's still that, but embraced as mainstream now. Now it's become so normalised and mainstream that "ew 4chan and Kiwifarms are the worst, instant ban for linking either of those" is the prevailing idea there. Having any site become open to normal people/the mainstream is a guarantee for it becoming a shithole.
You'll literally end up with the dumbest and most mentally ill demographics policing everyone else, every, single, time.
Because literally anyone else has prior commitments and can't free up the time. It's that simple. Not that reddit paying people to mod works out any better.
Handicapped schizos do have a lot of free time. That, and on Reddit, there is no true separation between communities.
~Desire to upend my life and homeschool kids intensifies.~
Yeah, the admins are just as retarded as their mods. Before they went offsite out of frustration, /r/drama had automod set up to ban an extensive naughty word list, restricted the subreddit to approved submitters, even banned internal links to other subreddits in an attempt to keep from being banned and the admins were still sending them notices that they had to reign in the toxic community. There's a reason they only allow comments to have emojis at this point, and I bet the admins are still sending whoever is left there nastygrams about "toxic eggplant posting" or using emojis with letters to spell out words.
I don't think a lot of people understand what a huge contribution r/shitredditsays made to the current state of things.
They were also the chucklefucks who turned "brigading" into some kind of offense, like the whole point of reddit isn't to share links. That's how they killed SubredditDrama. Around the early 2010's when it was actually funny, they got assblasted enough to actually write bots posting on threads that got crosslinked within reddit informing them that "hurrdurr da brigade is coming!!" and raised enough of a fuss about it that the moderators for SRD were sufficiently browbeaten into first binning all SRS links into their own megathread, then inviting SRS users on the modlist, at which point everyone who wasn't interested in spending most of their time pontificating about how much better than the dreaded redditors they were instead of laughing at drama left for /r/drama.I don't think a lot of people understand what a huge contribution r/shitredditsays made to the current state of things.
At the time when Reddit was more libertarian, the redditor stereotype was this guy:
SomethingAwful had kind of a rivalry/hateboner for Reddit at the time, and r/shitredditsays had a long history of being controlled by goons. It started out as a way to make fun of stereotypical fedora-tipping redditors, but also attracted a bunch of Sarkeesian-tier feminists who wanted to harp on the "misogyny" of them. If I remember correctly, it was also one of the first big problems with power moderators, as many SRS mods weaseled their way into positions of power in other subreddits, where they proceeded to enforce social justice rules.
IMO, the turning point for Reddit was when they re-calibrated the default subreddits to remove r/atheism and added r/TwoXChromosomes. That was kind of point at which SRS had won.
There was a poll months ago on rdrama.net and it turned out 46% of the users are some kind of LGBT, and a lot of them were homosexual or bisexual males:
