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Reddit CEO says the mods leading a punishing blackout are too powerful and he will change the site's rules to weaken them(www.businessinsider.com)

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Steve Huffman said he has planned to change the site’s rules so that users had the power to vote out moderators, following a 48-hour protest blackout.

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User Deleted@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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How will voting work? What if a mod bans users befor they vote? 🤣 Can we vote out r/conservative mods and replace it with content about conserving the environment?

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oryx@lemmy.world
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So Redditors can now stage a coup is what I’m hearing?

Fuckin sick, I hope this destroys the site even more honestly. Fucking spez.

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RyanHakurei@kbin.social
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TGRush@forum.fail
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I think it’d be fine if the decision was made outside of this context…

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niktemadur@kbin.social
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“Any decisions made in this organization are UNILATERAL, and I’m The Boss. So… are you going to be a team player, or what?”

Notice any authoritarian bullying and gaslighting in this sentiment?

EDIT: Maybe that should be…

sO… aRe YoU gOiNg To Be A tEaM pLaYeR, oR wHat?

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Haan@kbin.social
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well he’s not wrong…

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