Re:Ex-Reddit exec launches 'Imzy,' a warmer, fuzzier Reddit
by rmc on Tuesday April 26, 2016 @07:09AM
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> I think it's groupthink, extremely low quality/uninformed discourse, and brigading. I wish that there was a site with an hn-level of moderation that covered issues like bikes, local news, etc. Maybe that's just not possible?
It's possible on reddit. reddit.com/r/AskHistorians is a Q&A subreddit for asking historical questions. They have a very high standard for answers, comments, and even the questions you can ask. and they actively enforce it. As a result it's a very high quality resource.
It can be done, if there's the will for strict moderation, from the mods and the users.
It's possible on reddit. reddit.com/r/AskHistorians is a Q&A subreddit for asking historical questions. They have a very high standard for answers, comments, and even the questions you can ask. and they actively enforce it. As a result it's a very high quality resource.
It can be done, if there's the will for strict moderation, from the mods and the users.