Comment by [deleted] on 02/06/2017 at 18:42 UTC*

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View submission: Subreddit moderators are manipulating our front page: an analysis of irregularities in the remove-and-restore policy by moderators from 592 subs

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Comment by newTypeOfShitposting at 02/06/2017 at 18:44 UTC

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They have no obligation to do that

I know. But I and everyone who cares about this has no obligation to stay silent. It is very clear that the majority of people is being fooled, because it doesn't get the attention it deserves.

I'm willing to bet most of the redditors who hear about this are outraged. So the problem is not just the way they mod: if there is a community okay with that kind of manipulation, fine. It's that they fool their own communities by not being upfront about what's happening. *That* is what I'm trying to change.

Comment by [deleted] at 02/06/2017 at 20:29 UTC

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This is the exact reason why people left Digg and came here in the first place. The abuses here have far exceeded the shit that went on before.