Not a lot of point putting work into CSS in <current year> - between the fact that most users are on mobile apps and half of the rest use the redesign, custom CSS is obsolescent.
You're a guest here. You pay no money to use this website. It's completely free. If you don't agree with their policies, you need to quit and leave. You agreed to their policies when you created your account. If you choose to stay, you need to get in line and quit being a douche.
They have not left you "in the rain." The fact that they are even talking to you and warning you--which they certainly don't have to do even in the slightest--proves that.
And I'm assuming someone reported those comments but some mod Ignored or even Approved them from the Reports page. If you don't have someone checking the reports page, then get some one and learn from your mistake.
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lol, Did I spell "quarantine" right?
Sucking the admins dicks to own the problematic subs
I actually think Joe Rogan is pretty cool. He's kind of funny, helps me understand MMA more and invites a bunch of people on from all different fields.
He's not a great interviewer, but he does okay. He does however frequently have a lot of very interesting guests and he's good at getting them talking even if he doesn't pressure them much when they're waffling bullshit.
He's not a great interviewer, but his interviews are 3 hours long so he doesn't have to be. Contrast that with Larry King, who is possibly the worst interviewer to ever be considered a good interviewer.
That’s why I like listening to Joe Rogan’s podcast whenever someone I’m interested is on. I’m not a fan of Rogan himself, but I’ll take a 3 hour long podcast of him just shooting the shit with someone over a 10 minute press interview any day of the week
“Whales don’t kill people now, but in the past, when we used to hunt thousands of them in dangerous conditions on the open ocean for resources, sometimes people died! Who could imagine throwing a pointy stick at the largest animals in the world could go wrong?”
Sometimes I think this dude took DMT one to many times and turned his brain into a soup inside his skull
He got hit in the head a lot during his martial arts career. He talks openly about his concern that having been knocked the fuck out multiple times may have impacted his brain health and has a lot of guests on who talk about brain damage from sports. I actually really appreciate this, because I unironically got raped and subsequently beaten into a double concussion when I was 8 and have been trying to figure out how to deal with stuff since I remembered it a few years ago.
He is the worlds smartest r-slur, he has the power sound smart while not actually saying anything, this is a man who thinks humans evolved because cavemen ate magic mushrooms or some shit and unlocked their brain.
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I disagree. I think it's the only rational stance for anyone who moderates a subreddit to take. If you're one of these mongoloids moderators, doing essentially unpaid labor for a corporation while working under the constant threat of having your subreddit banned at the whims of an admin and their obtuse interpretation of a rule, then I don't see what the point of cooperating is unless you're part of the population that likes to get their balls trampled by a 6 foot tall tr🅰nny in high heels.
I mean, fuck - I wouldn't work for money under those conditions, but internet janitors do it for free. Thats fucking pathetic.
Some mods (not the powermods) use the facilities reddit provides to cultivate/maintain a community on a topic of interest to them. It is reasonable to assume such a moderator does not want the sub deleted.
If you don't care, you don't care, but that is a strawman. Approving comments regardless how extreme is risky.
/r/JoeRogan 100% needs reddit - reddit doesn't need /r/JoeRogan if it means the site gets associated with extreme comments. If it gets deleted, reddit will still have loads of subscribers visiting popular subs and loads of volunteers to mod them.
That's just silly. There are hundreds of other places you can go to have a discussion board around a topic, it doesn't have to be reddit. There are plenty of places to get free forum hosting and software.
The point I'm trying to make is that working as a moderator for Reddit, for free, is an irrational decision because that thing you care so much about, that community on a topic that you find so interesting, can be squashed overnight by the capriciousness of an admin on whatever grounds they want. This would be like taking a mortgage out from a bank on a new house when the bank can literally repossess it whenever they want and kick you out, regardless of how much you paid them back.
The idea that you can just follow the rules and be totally fine is absurd, hell that's the entire point of the moronic automod that's been running around this sub for the last week.
It's a perverse situation that a normal well balanced individual wouldn't allow themselves to be in - hence why all mods are functionally ret🅰rded.
The subscribers of the reddit sub won't follow the mods to the new place.
Most of the problems with reddit are caused by mods, not admins. Admins let them have their playground in return for keeping reddit out of the news for controversial shit or the reddit app getting banned from mobile app stores. This is the compromise. The admins aren't able to or willing to stop mods going too far in controlling the dialogue.
If the JoeRogan mods don't remove death threats etc. that's a paddlin'.
Nobody forces anybody to be a mod though. The mods know what they're getting into when they sign up.
Reddit admins are doing their job. This is why the mods recieved a warning.
The entire purpose of having moderators is so admins do not have to go through so many reports. I really don't understand how people are rationalizing this. If they don't like the rules Reddit sets for their VOLUNTEER position, they can always stop being a moderator. There is 50 people waiting and willing to take their position.
What is up with this fad of janitors playing the victim any time an admin says hello to them. Like they desperately want spez to kick in the door of their parents basement and deorganize their NES cartridges so a shitty community will rally over the injustice.
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1 SnapshillBot 2019-04-03
Your condescending, contradictory bullshit isn't attractive to anyone except your frothing, basement-dwelling, virgin army.
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1 rsrfy 2019-04-03
R E L E V A N T
1 mrsuns10 2019-04-03
Power Admins and Power Mods
They are all pathetic
1 Baloneyballs 2019-04-03
/r/internetjanitors trying to get a centralised hatred for jannies on Reddit started up bros
1 rsrfy 2019-04-03
Add me as a janny and maybe we'll talk, kid.
1 Baloneyballs 2019-04-03
I need jannies who truly hate jannies (and are good with CSS)
1 rsrfy 2019-04-03
I love some jannies and hate many others. Sorry, but my radical centrist nature runs deep. I know my way around subreddit CSS though.
1 Baloneyballs 2019-04-03
Well of course we won't be exposing the jannies who are good because we won't ever hear from them but ok U seem cool
1 SandorClegane_AMA 2019-04-03
Not a lot of point putting work into CSS in <current year> - between the fact that most users are on mobile apps and half of the rest use the redesign, custom CSS is obsolescent.
1 high_side 2019-04-03
Sounds like they need our automod rules.
1 devavrata1488 2019-04-03
G
1 FmW-41 2019-04-03
Sucking the admins dicks to own the problematic subs
1 jaredschaffer27 2019-04-03
I actually think Joe Rogan is pretty cool. He's kind of funny, helps me understand MMA more and invites a bunch of people on from all different fields.
1 Patsy02 2019-04-03
In addition, he doesn't afraid of anything.
1 York_Phoenix 2019-04-03
Well, except people who haven't tried DMT.
1 XVelonicaX 2019-04-03
And chimps.
1 VidiotGamer 2019-04-03
He's not a great interviewer, but he does okay. He does however frequently have a lot of very interesting guests and he's good at getting them talking even if he doesn't pressure them much when they're waffling bullshit.
1 nicerredditaccount 2019-04-03
He's not a great interviewer, but his interviews are 3 hours long so he doesn't have to be. Contrast that with Larry King, who is possibly the worst interviewer to ever be considered a good interviewer.
1 rentalong 2019-04-03
That’s why I like listening to Joe Rogan’s podcast whenever someone I’m interested is on. I’m not a fan of Rogan himself, but I’ll take a 3 hour long podcast of him just shooting the shit with someone over a 10 minute press interview any day of the week
1 nicerredditaccount 2019-04-03
Yeah. He's a fucking r-worded knuckle-dragging mouth-breather, though. I like to link this 50 second video any time he is brought up, enjoy!
1 rentalong 2019-04-03
“Whales don’t kill people now, but in the past, when we used to hunt thousands of them in dangerous conditions on the open ocean for resources, sometimes people died! Who could imagine throwing a pointy stick at the largest animals in the world could go wrong?”
Sometimes I think this dude took DMT one to many times and turned his brain into a soup inside his skull
1 nicerredditaccount 2019-04-03
He got hit in the head a lot during his martial arts career. He talks openly about his concern that having been knocked the fuck out multiple times may have impacted his brain health and has a lot of guests on who talk about brain damage from sports. I actually really appreciate this, because I unironically got raped and subsequently beaten into a double concussion when I was 8 and have been trying to figure out how to deal with stuff since I remembered it a few years ago.
1 ItsGettinBetterMan 2019-04-03
He is the worlds smartest r-slur, he has the power sound smart while not actually saying anything, this is a man who thinks humans evolved because cavemen ate magic mushrooms or some shit and unlocked their brain.
1 [deleted] 2019-04-03
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1 ubermanwolf 2019-04-03
So he unironically believes in prehistoric blackniggerslur panther?
1 KikiFlowers 2019-04-03
Nah, it's just so more advertisers come here.
1 Burnnoticelover 2019-04-03
That’s crazy. Have you ever tried DMT?
Also I say this mocking sentence so much, my phone autocompleted it after “that’s crazy.”
1 SandorClegane_AMA 2019-04-03
Approving everything because you have an issue with the mod tools is risky.
1 VidiotGamer 2019-04-03
I disagree. I think it's the only rational stance for anyone who moderates a subreddit to take. If you're one of these
mongoloidsmoderators, doing essentially unpaid labor for a corporation while working under the constant threat of having your subreddit banned at the whims of an admin and their obtuse interpretation of a rule, then I don't see what the point of cooperating is unless you're part of the population that likes to get their balls trampled by a 6 foot tall tr🅰nny in high heels.I mean, fuck - I wouldn't work for money under those conditions, but internet janitors do it for free. Thats fucking pathetic.
1 SandorClegane_AMA 2019-04-03
Some mods (not the powermods) use the facilities reddit provides to cultivate/maintain a community on a topic of interest to them. It is reasonable to assume such a moderator does not want the sub deleted.
If you don't care, you don't care, but that is a strawman. Approving comments regardless how extreme is risky.
/r/JoeRogan 100% needs reddit - reddit doesn't need /r/JoeRogan if it means the site gets associated with extreme comments. If it gets deleted, reddit will still have loads of subscribers visiting popular subs and loads of volunteers to mod them.
1 VidiotGamer 2019-04-03
That's just silly. There are hundreds of other places you can go to have a discussion board around a topic, it doesn't have to be reddit. There are plenty of places to get free forum hosting and software.
The point I'm trying to make is that working as a moderator for Reddit, for free, is an irrational decision because that thing you care so much about, that community on a topic that you find so interesting, can be squashed overnight by the capriciousness of an admin on whatever grounds they want. This would be like taking a mortgage out from a bank on a new house when the bank can literally repossess it whenever they want and kick you out, regardless of how much you paid them back.
The idea that you can just follow the rules and be totally fine is absurd, hell that's the entire point of the moronic automod that's been running around this sub for the last week.
It's a perverse situation that a normal well balanced individual wouldn't allow themselves to be in - hence why all mods are functionally ret🅰rded.
1 SandorClegane_AMA 2019-04-03
The subscribers of the reddit sub won't follow the mods to the new place.
Most of the problems with reddit are caused by mods, not admins. Admins let them have their playground in return for keeping reddit out of the news for controversial shit or the reddit app getting banned from mobile app stores. This is the compromise. The admins aren't able to or willing to stop mods going too far in controlling the dialogue.
If the JoeRogan mods don't remove death threats etc. that's a paddlin'.
1 Current-Username 2019-04-03
Nobody forces anybody to be a mod though. The mods know what they're getting into when they sign up.
Reddit admins are doing their job. This is why the mods recieved a warning.
The entire purpose of having moderators is so admins do not have to go through so many reports. I really don't understand how people are rationalizing this. If they don't like the rules Reddit sets for their VOLUNTEER position, they can always stop being a moderator. There is 50 people waiting and willing to take their position.
1 VidiotGamer 2019-04-03
I don't know what you're trying to say to me since I'm pretty clearly saying that they shouldn't be doing this since it makes no fucking sense.
1 Current-Username 2019-04-03
Replied to the wrong person. Sorry man
1 nicerredditaccount 2019-04-03
What is up with this fad of janitors playing the victim any time an admin says hello to them. Like they desperately want spez to kick in the door of their parents basement and deorganize their NES cartridges so a shitty community will rally over the injustice.