Reddit is going to remove mods of private communities unless they reopen
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Love or hate reddit, one really has to commend how quickly he's managed to utterly alienate the majority of the website and make its most ardent users want to look elsewhere
My only qualm is they should probably improve their app. It’s like their one job at this point. What even is that video player?
there are several ways they could have monetized 3rd party apps while not angering the developer community that helped them become popular.
I and many long-term redditors would have paid premium to use it but they're burned up so much good will.
even chasing profits is dubious. they could have made onlyfans years ago. they could have made a tiktok (they can't), but the CEO lacks vision so anything they do will be late and substandard.
mobile makes a majority of their and most consumer sites, so i'd argue they owe their mobile lineage to 3rd party apps because they were there when reddit wasn't
Created 12 days ago.
you were not entitled by anyone to speak on behalf of everyone, Mr. Account with twelve days of live
> My only qualm
while you are worried about the video player, the moderators (who have been working for free for years to at least make the place where you watch your funny videos decent) have been waiting for decades for the tools to be able to moderate, and they have been promised dozens of times (all lies)
if you had problems with some power tripping powermods (no one denies they exist) that doesn't mean everyone is like that: have better judgement and measure your words
Doesn’t indicate worry, just action, not that there would be anything wrong with having concerns, aka worry.
‘This is a courtesy notice to let you know that you will lose moderator status in the community by end of week.’
Wow.
And with the amount of vitriol directed at the account you can't blame them for being shirty. At the end of the day, it is Reddit's way or the highway. And people are having trouble accepting that.