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  • Well for me, its contextual. I mod !obscuremusic@lemm.ee currently. If you read the sidebar, and just observe how I post - that’s basically the formatting I’d like. Other people on there aren’t always following it. Now, I don’t really think its a huge problem currently - I’m glad other people are using it. I’m trying to grow it - but some of the ‘errors’ are really minor in regards to the post formatting.

    In other cases, it’s just cleaning things up for aesthetic purposes. Fixing typos etc. Small things like that, you know?



  • I think if the edit log showing the moderator that edited it, and timestamped was publicly visible then any attempts at vandalism or trolling would obviously backfire.

    And “by quietly” I simple mean adjusting it. I have no issue with that edit going on the public record in those circumstances. Just I would do it without necessarily bothering the OP. Or maybe it could ping them too automatically. I don’t mind.








  • How would I organise “Collapse”? It is basically a place for doomer-climate-collapse communities and a few prepper places atm. It’s a hybrid of lifestyle, environmentalism and anti-capitalism/doomerism etc.

    “Regional” leads to national communities. Canada, USA, UK etc.

    “Music” might be a simply top level category to add. I can help with this one if needed.

    Music and Video Games are under “Entertainment” atm, but sure. Ideas?

    Not sure what communities fall under Technology. I can provide a broader selection of choices if needed.











  • In this case, its automation. It’s also a partial response to Reddits ineffectual moderator system. No-one is gunna spend all day monitoring comments from trolls and spammers on basic communities usually flooded with comments. I can’t see anyone especially truly engaged to do so in (for example, and I have no idea if these communities do this) in r/aww or r/pics or r/jokes or r/videos, which are just pretty basic subreddits that aren’t really hobbyist.

    Whereas say, r/AskHistorians or some video game community or a music subgenre community likely will by their hobbyist nature attract more engaged moderators.