• 𝐘Ⓞz҉
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    371 year ago

    Lol poor guys are not even getting paid. I would happily donate if they move to Lemmy and start an instance.

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      361 year ago

      I find it hilarious that the stereotypical reddit power hungry mod turned into the indentured servant hero standing up against a greedy corporation.

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        351 year ago

        The overwhelming vast majority of mods are not power mods and did it because they liked their communities. They’re good people who worked hard to make a safe, fun place for others.

        When awkward turtle got banned, they were happy too.

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        341 year ago

        Mods might be a bunch of neckbeards, but it’s better than being a bunch of corporate neckbeards.

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          151 year ago

          Reddit mods might be a bunch of power hungry assholes, but at least they are still people, not multimillionaires!

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        131 year ago

        Most people have no clue what a mod is, so it just becomes whatever people want to imagine.

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        101 year ago

        I find it weird that people fighting for something they built is seen as being power hungry and those trying force them into submission are ignored.

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        1 year ago

        Mods of smaller subreddits are generally passionate about a specific hobby. It’s the “power mods” who moderate like 100+ subreddits (especially the popular and default subs) that are clearly power tripping.