I don’t like the idea of giving Reddit mods even more power, at all. I’d much rather see users empowered to share Usenet style kill-lists and whatnot. But I have a bad feeling that my desired Goldilocks zone between 2023 Reddit’s overmoderation and 2023 Twitter’s hyper-radicalization engine is very narrow. Social media moderation might be an intractable problem at scale.

I don’t know what the solution is, but I’m really rooting for Reddit to crash and burn. I miss the old internet…

It’ll be interesting to see how Blue Sky shakes out, if and when it opens up to the public.

You mean other than Lemmy?