The obscure social media app beloved by China's tech scene

Re:The obscure social media app beloved by China's tech scene by ineedaj0b on Friday May 17, 2024 @05:08PM (#40394245)

I didn't see good moderation anywhere on reddit. From 2012-2023, nothing close to dang and I'm being generous with my criteria for moderation. Okayish for 'free' perhaps

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Re:The obscure social media app beloved by China's tech scene by fragmede on Friday May 17, 2024 @10:34PM (#40396106)

the moderation on /r/askhistorians' lead it to get a lot of high quality comments.

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Re:The obscure social media app beloved by China's tech scene by redserk on Sunday May 19, 2024 @09:26AM (#40406802)

What is “good moderation” to you is bad moderation to someone else. It’s entirely subjective.

“Bad moderation” complaints vary widely. Without elaboration, a person complaining about it gets lumped in with people also complaining about:

- “I was banned” (and the community didn’t like the behavior)

- “I used language that should be allowed” (that offended the community and automod removed it)

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