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As someone who hasn't really had to deal with managing large communities or being in the moderator position you're in... could you give a few examples of tools
by ObviousScience 11y ago
As someone who hasn't really had to deal with managing large communities or being in the moderator position you're in... could you give a few examples of tools you wish they'd provide for community management or ways you wish the reddit corporate team would be in better contact with the community (besides the obvious notifying when firing liaisons coordinating things)?
- mahranch 11y agoI'd love too, but that would expose who I am on reddit because I've recently recommended some of those tools to the admins. They're attempting to have yet another dialogue and I'd prefer to keep this account and that one separate. However, the consensus among the other mods I've talked to say that tools to deal with undesirable elements, vote manipulation and other related curation tools (possibly even the ability for mods to IP ban someone from their subreddit) would improve the quality of individual subreddits (and by extension, reddit itself) so much I can't really put it into words.