18 upvotes, 2 direct replies (showing 2)
View submission: Moderator Support & Resources
Hi, u/heavyshoes and u/Chtorrr:
Last month, the former moderators of r/britishcolumbia submitted multiple reports and messages regarding the top moderator of that subreddit
At the time, Reddit was not interested in intervening, claiming that such action was reserved for inactive top mods. But, after reading this post, I am delighted to discover that your view of this has changed!
If you believe that your community or another community is being subject to decisions made by a sole moderator without buy-in from the broader mod team, you can let us know via the Moderator Code of Conduct form above.
r/britishcolumbia deserves to be moderated by someone who is not an Indigenous genocide apologist, or "a sole moderator without buy-in from the broader mod team", and our team is so glad that admins are now on the same page.
Please let us know the best way to resubmit our reports or otherwise contact you, so that we can get this situation taken care of.
Respectfully yours,
u/sucrose_97
Comment by CaptainPedge at 14/06/2023 at 21:25 UTC
6 upvotes, 1 direct replies
The silence is stunning
Comment by TruckBC at 13/06/2023 at 10:17 UTC
17 upvotes, 0 direct replies
I am another one of the removed moderators of r/BritishColumbia and fully echo the above.
I wrote lengthy messages speaking directly with a Canadian administrator communicating the situation and discussing that r/BritishColumbia was "being subject to decisions made by a sole moderator without buy-in from the broader mod team" and removing the whole remainder of the team in retaliation.
I am so glad to hear that the administration team is on the same page now. It was so disheartening to hear from the administrator I was communicating with say essentially "That sucks but we can't do anything about it because the top mod can do whatever they want. We can't help you".
Please let us know how we can move forward and have this situation resolved.
Sincerely, u/TruckBC