Re:Reddit's IAMA is back as mods state they will no longer w...
by ihuman on Friday July 03, 2015 @02:57PM
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1. Better built-in mod tools. Right now, you have to use one or two extensions to effective moderate a subreddit (Reddit Enhancement Suite and "Toolbox").
2. More transparency/communication. The main reason this all started was because the Admins didn't tell the /r/IAmA moderators about an important admin's firing. If they talked to the moderators more, then this whole issue could have been avoided/
3. Listening to user requests. People have been complaining about changes to the search page that Reddit has been testing via /r/Beta, but Reddit implemented it anyway. This post would explain it better than I could: https://www.reddit.com/r/self/comments/3bvkf0/stop_throwing_...
2. More transparency/communication. The main reason this all started was because the Admins didn't tell the /r/IAmA moderators about an important admin's firing. If they talked to the moderators more, then this whole issue could have been avoided/
3. Listening to user requests. People have been complaining about changes to the search page that Reddit has been testing via /r/Beta, but Reddit implemented it anyway. This post would explain it better than I could: https://www.reddit.com/r/self/comments/3bvkf0/stop_throwing_...