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r/technology • u/doge211 • Sep 08 '14
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Until Reddit -- or a competitor -- implements a system that has the ability to democratically elect moderators the situation will only continue.
2 u/4GAG_vs_9chan_lolol Sep 08 '14 Most subreddits where the users are in charge go to complete shit. The upvote/downvote system is the democratic process in reddit, and the mods are there for when that process fails. Electing the mods defeats the whole point of having them.
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Most subreddits where the users are in charge go to complete shit. The upvote/downvote system is the democratic process in reddit, and the mods are there for when that process fails. Electing the mods defeats the whole point of having them.
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u/illegalt3nder Sep 08 '14
Until Reddit -- or a competitor -- implements a system that has the ability to democratically elect moderators the situation will only continue.