• Eh-I
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    371 year ago

    r/therapy and r/anxietyhelp

    I’m sure this will go well.

    • themeatbridge
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      91 year ago

      Yep, some of these subs require a lot more than just passive moderation. The mods really ought to be qualified to evaluate the advice and support provided by posts and comments. Any joe shmoe is going to have a much harder time understanding when someone is getting bad advice from fake experts. I mean, the two you mentioned are pretty bad, but gods save the souls who are unprepared to moderate r/beardadvice.

      • Boz (he/him)
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        11 year ago

        Oh wow, I didn’t even think about how bad beard advice could get. It’s easy to forget there’s skin under there, and then… well, good luck with that, lol.

    • @oocdc2
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      31 year ago

      Because it could literally be life or death, I wouldn’t put it past them to take a page from the ED warmline and try using bots. It sure worked for NEDA… /s