kellops

Reddit already has professional mods who deal with reported content, across all subreddits, in the following prohibited categories:

> Harassment

> Threatening violence

> Hate

> Sexualization of minors

> Sharing personal information

> Non-consensual intimate media

> Prohibited transaction

> Impersonation

> Copyright violation

> Trademark violation

> Self-harm or suicide

> Spam

Those moderators aren't doing their work for free, so why should anyone else?

I'm just appalled that these people continue to provide free labour to Reddit and that Reddit encourages this arrangement.

The "dang" model where the moderators get paid a salary for their work seems the only reasonable and fair way to go.

Having mods work for free is effectively a form of psychological abuse, taking advantage of people's social media addiction for corporate benefit.