• @fing3r
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    81 year ago

    Could they not replace the mods? In the end, don’t they own the subreddits? Who owns the intellectual property?

    • stavigoodbye
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      121 year ago

      In a lot of ways we do. If I choose to delete my profile, there goes a ton of posts from one sub.

        • @berkeleyblue
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          61 year ago

          Under EU GDPL they would have to erase everything upon request if they don’t want to get fined into oblivion.

        • stavigoodbye
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          31 year ago

          Good to know. If it comes to that I will. Anyone who spends any amount of time adding to a community though is like killing your own creation. I did this for us.

      • @fing3r
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        21 year ago

        But they already sucked their sweet datasauce out of it when you posted it

    • @YellowtoOrange
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      11 year ago

      They’d have to find people as enthusiastic. Quality would likely drop.

      • @Krka
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        141 year ago

        Quality would absolutely drop. Even if whoever replaced the mods was just as enthusiastic, losing that much institutional knowledge/inertia would be devastating for a while.

      • OneShoeBoy
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        1 year ago

        They’d also need to find a ridiculous amount of people (~28,000 mods according to Reddark?). Or have fewer people be insanely overworked, either way you’re right; quality will drop.