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Originally Posted by photon
I've always wondered if the meta-moderation feature that /. used to have (or maybe still does, who knows) would be beneficial for something like twitter.
Community moderators who's moderation decisions themselves could be moderated by other moderators and/or a set of appointed moderators.. moderators that make good decisions get a better moderator rating and can moderate more.. ones who don't eventually lose their moderation ability.
It used to be on /. you could get randomly be selected to be a moderator.
EDIT: I should add the idea of a non-profit social media site is interesting. Has anyone tried it already?
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No idea about /. but reddit has community mods and a lot of the sub-reddits quickly become wildly slanted one way or the other politically. Wikipedia seems to avoid that somehow (although I'm sure that means Yoho thinks its a liberal haven)