I’ve been on that sub-Reddit for some time now. Many Reddit Mods are power hungry dicks (yes, I aware of the irony…) and would not have become Mods on CUK. In this instance Mods who had their own ideology different from anti-work (which is basically ‘a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work’ ethos) went onto Fox News and blew up the sub to the satisfaction of conservative viewers.
And the suspicion is that these conservative media sources (there’s more than one interview out there apparently) paid them money to do it. So these Mods were naive and greedy in equal measure. But I’m sure that they got more than a fair day’s pay for the work, so there’s that…
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Ahhh.. That's why I mentioned the uneducated and thick bitOriginally posted by DaveB View Post
You don't need an account for the Independent. They ask you if you'd like to create one but you can just click "I'll try later" and it lets you in anyway.
I don't ave a reddit account. It's enough to keep up with the crap on here without getting into that particular cess pool.
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You don't need an account for the Independent. They ask you if you'd like to create one but you can just click "I'll try later" and it lets you in anyway.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAnd the daily wail link for us that are to thick or uneducated to have an account with The Independant
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-movement.html
I don't ave a reddit account. It's enough to keep up with the crap on here without getting into that particular cess pool.
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Our moderation team have never been interviewed on TV.
The closest any of us have got is the time NotAllThere was represented by a photofit on Crimewatch…
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And the daily wail link for us that are to thick or uneducated to have an account with The Independant
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-movement.html
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Moderators, boy I don’t know
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-b2002208.html
Anyone following the r/antiwork drama on Reddit?
TL;DR
Moderation team vote not to do any interviews, although one then goes on Fox News and it’s a car crash. Starts banning anyone who criticises them and the interview and then the Reddit goes private.Tags: None
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