Comment by TheScamr on 19/07/2016 at 18:23 UTC*

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On almost every major announcement mods have to point out the the admins how this is going to mess with the sight in ways the admins don't intent. And every time it happens the admins say they are going to more community outreach, and talk about the admin they have to work with high level mods to make sure problems don't happen.

And then nothing changes. The admins keep on making changes without consulting their stakeholders.

*EDIT* Called it. Here is powerlanguage sticking to the script.

Thank you for the feedback. We're going to be monitoring the effect that this change has. I ask that you try this change out and see what the impact is on your moderation team's workload. You can post feedback in r/modsupport.

Also, to add, this is quite a huge change to dump on moderators without any heads up what-so-ever. Yeah, I understand this. We're talking internally about how to handle announcing updates like this better going forward.

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Comment by getoffmyreddits at 19/07/2016 at 18:45 UTC

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Remember - we are the product, not the customer/stakeholder.

Comment by jadarisphone at 19/07/2016 at 22:31 UTC

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We're talking internally about how to handle announcing updates like this better going forward.

Haha oh man, this never stops being funny.

Comment by Scherazade at 19/07/2016 at 20:03 UTC

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"We will have more community outreach."

imposes new structure upon the community that they must accept or gtfo

"we will work with mods to ensure no problems arise."

new things are just chucked out without any chatter to find issues

Comment by ninjapro at 19/07/2016 at 22:38 UTC

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how this is going to mess with the sight

Mama Murphy?