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Just removing all mods isn’t really the answer. Mods have a purpose, removing them all will lead to chaos in some subs. The John Oliver pictures aren’t just malicious compliance, they are also a taste of things to come without mods. Maybe Automod can remove some of the worst stuff, but excessively posting flowers in a sub for cars is just as detrimental and is totally at the whim of the mods to follow up on this. Since this is all about money, I cannot see a professional moderation team in the books. Additionally professionalized content moderation is much more complicated for Reddit than it is for other companies like Facebook. They just have to check against their “community guidelines”, but Reddit has a lot of cases, where something useful in one sub can be despised in another. I’d like to know what the endgame is.

use your last few days as mod to immediately migrate to Lemmy.

Well, no, they should first shred (overwrite then delete) all their Reddit comments.

Then they should create a new Lemmy or Kbin community and start posting content.

Then go back to Reddit and point to the new community until they get kicked off for actions detrimental to the financial wellbeing of spez or something.

All the news about reddit over the last few days have made me realise that I no longer personally care.

I mean it's still funny to read about the way subs are protesting, but I haven't been on the site since the protests, and now I don't get angry about the changes anymore. It's a sign that I've finally kicked reddit out of my life after more than a decade on the platform.

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