Moderation is ruining the PDF policy
in Feedback & Suggestions ·
One of my previous posts on this thread might not have been exactly on topic, but I’m pretty sure two other posts—which were totally on topic and perfectly polite—got nuked too.
I actually spent several years working in moderation for a different online community, and if I'm being honest, it feels like posts on the politics subforum are getting deleted a little too quickly here.
I haven't been around long enough to know the exact reason, but whatever the cause is, my gut feeling is that the job isn't being handled (quite) effectively. A forum is meant to be a place for exchanging ideas; you should delete things that are rude or off-topic, but I'm seeing the opposite happen—low-quality posts stay up: while writers actually get banned and on topic posts get wiped out.
I realize it takes more than just one (or maybe two) complaints before the rest of the mod team decides to review a colleague's performance—since people get attacked unfairly all the time—but hey, I've voiced my grievance. Once there are enough of us saying it, hopefully someone will realize there might actually be a real issue here.
I actually spent several years working in moderation for a different online community, and if I'm being honest, it feels like posts on the politics subforum are getting deleted a little too quickly here.
I haven't been around long enough to know the exact reason, but whatever the cause is, my gut feeling is that the job isn't being handled (quite) effectively. A forum is meant to be a place for exchanging ideas; you should delete things that are rude or off-topic, but I'm seeing the opposite happen—low-quality posts stay up: while writers actually get banned and on topic posts get wiped out.
I realize it takes more than just one (or maybe two) complaints before the rest of the mod team decides to review a colleague's performance—since people get attacked unfairly all the time—but hey, I've voiced my grievance. Once there are enough of us saying it, hopefully someone will realize there might actually be a real issue here.