Submitted by taylorhayward_boston t3_yje899 in CambridgeMA
johnisburn t1_iundmvi wrote
I don’t mean this to be a dig, but I do think at least one more active moderator would be a good idea. I sympathize with the reasoning behind the temporary moratorium on bike related posts and I agree that the toxicity surrounding the issue is a problem, but I also sympathize with people who are upset and I think that having a team of moderators make decisions about stuff like that goes over a lot easier. It lends a degree of consensus to what at the moment is not an inherently transparent or democratized decision making process.
akanefive t1_iuneqjr wrote
Also, this exact scenario has played out in discussion forums since the beginning of the internet. Mod institute rule changes based on his or her own personal preferences, gets negative feedback, then offers to listen to the community to make things better without actually changing the rule or apologizing.
Magroo t1_iunph0i wrote
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDUhINW3SPs
edit: holy crap reddit still doesn't have thumbnailing for youtube vids lmao, it's "A Tale as Old as Time"
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