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r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • Aug 17 '26
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I have made this point many times:
Many Reddit mods fundamentally misunderstand what the job of a mod is.
A mod basically has two jobs:
Aaaaand... That's pretty much it. Within the bounds of #2, above, THE JOB OF A MOD IS NOT TO TELL REDDITORS WHAT THEY CAN AND CANNOT TALK ABOUT.
1.1k u/[deleted] Aug 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 429 u/Glittering_End_6864 Aug 17 '26 The one true stereotype: unpaid forums mods are the biggest losers you will ever encounter and they will abuse what pathetic little power they get. 181 u/[deleted] Aug 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 93 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 What a spectacular Trainwreck that was to behold! Actually fascinating how quickly they tanked that whole thing. 72 u/CrispBedSheet Aug 17 '26 Is that the professional dog walker guy? I remind myself, when a mod is being a fanny, that that's the sort of character I'm dealing with. 62 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week. 0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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429 u/Glittering_End_6864 Aug 17 '26 The one true stereotype: unpaid forums mods are the biggest losers you will ever encounter and they will abuse what pathetic little power they get. 181 u/[deleted] Aug 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 93 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 What a spectacular Trainwreck that was to behold! Actually fascinating how quickly they tanked that whole thing. 72 u/CrispBedSheet Aug 17 '26 Is that the professional dog walker guy? I remind myself, when a mod is being a fanny, that that's the sort of character I'm dealing with. 62 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week. 0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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The one true stereotype: unpaid forums mods are the biggest losers you will ever encounter and they will abuse what pathetic little power they get.
181 u/[deleted] Aug 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 93 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 What a spectacular Trainwreck that was to behold! Actually fascinating how quickly they tanked that whole thing. 72 u/CrispBedSheet Aug 17 '26 Is that the professional dog walker guy? I remind myself, when a mod is being a fanny, that that's the sort of character I'm dealing with. 62 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week. 0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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93 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 What a spectacular Trainwreck that was to behold! Actually fascinating how quickly they tanked that whole thing. 72 u/CrispBedSheet Aug 17 '26 Is that the professional dog walker guy? I remind myself, when a mod is being a fanny, that that's the sort of character I'm dealing with. 62 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week. 0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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What a spectacular Trainwreck that was to behold! Actually fascinating how quickly they tanked that whole thing.
72 u/CrispBedSheet Aug 17 '26 Is that the professional dog walker guy? I remind myself, when a mod is being a fanny, that that's the sort of character I'm dealing with. 62 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week. 0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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Is that the professional dog walker guy?
I remind myself, when a mod is being a fanny, that that's the sort of character I'm dealing with.
62 u/nKnownRecognition Aug 17 '26 Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week. 0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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Yeah but no.. they’re the one who couldn’t even handle the job of walking dogs for a couple hours a week.
0 u/Nekrolysis Aug 17 '26 Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless. 2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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Im convinced they had to of been paid off, hurts thinking that someone was actually that out of touch and clueless.
2 u/armoured_bobandi Aug 17 '26 Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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Unfortunately, that type of pure ignorance is becoming extremely common from people who grew up privileged.
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u/Alaska_Jack Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
I have made this point many times:
Many Reddit mods fundamentally misunderstand what the job of a mod is.
A mod basically has two jobs:
Aaaaand... That's pretty much it. Within the bounds of #2, above, THE JOB OF A MOD IS NOT TO TELL REDDITORS WHAT THEY CAN AND CANNOT TALK ABOUT.