Comment by TK421isAFK on 31/05/2023 at 07:52 UTC

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View submission: Advancing Community-Led Moderation: An Update on How NCRI/Pushshift and Reddit, Inc. are Working Together

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OK, I'll just say the Elephant in the Room: How the hell are you making a moderation platform for a social media platform, and *don't even know how to edit a comment*? We've been able to edit comments on every system I've moderated or administrated for the last 20 years.

If you have to ask how to use a steering wheel, I'm very reluctant to let you drive a schoolbus.

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Comment by FranceFannon at 31/05/2023 at 14:05 UTC

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You're right that they should know this, but I'll just point out they aren't making the tools, they're only providing the data the many tools already use. And this isn't Jason, it's someone from NCRI.

Comment by happy_csgo at 31/05/2023 at 16:06 UTC

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Truth is that they don't care about social media moderation or building moderation platforms. That was just an excuse so Reddit would give them access to their API again. They're more interested in harvesting your data to uh combat misinformation according to the NCRI website