Re:Reddit faces content quality concerns after its Great Mod...
by goplayoutside on Monday September 04, 2023 @06:04PM
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Lemmy is fantastic and the devs seem to be actively fixing bugs and introducing new features, but imo they desperately need to build an automoderator.
I've had a Lemmy instance for a niche hobby built and waiting to go live for months now, but I'm not going to subject myself to the headaches of fully manual moderation.
There are a few unofficial repos for Lemmy automod functionality, but last time I checked, they all appeared to be early alpha stage.
It seems like a glaring oversight by the core contributors, and I don't understand how it's not a top priority.
I've had a Lemmy instance for a niche hobby built and waiting to go live for months now, but I'm not going to subject myself to the headaches of fully manual moderation.
There are a few unofficial repos for Lemmy automod functionality, but last time I checked, they all appeared to be early alpha stage.
It seems like a glaring oversight by the core contributors, and I don't understand how it's not a top priority.