Revolt against the evil moderators

Thread starter Smurf
Start date Jun 29, 2005

In summary, the "Revolt against the evil moderators" movement is a protest against the perceived misuse of power and censorship by moderators on online platforms. People feel the need to revolt against moderators because they believe their freedom of speech is being restricted and their content is being unfairly removed or censored. While there have been instances of "evil" moderators, it is important to address the issue rather than demonize individuals. Ways to support the movement include spreading awareness, participating in peaceful protests, and engaging in constructive discussions. Possible solutions to address the issue include implementing clear moderation guidelines, having a diverse team of moderators, and creating an appeals system. It is also important for platforms to prioritize free speech while addressing harmful content through other means.

Jun 29, 2005

Smurf

Revolt against the evil moderators!

CENSORSHIP! THIS IS CENSORSHIP! BOOO CENSORSHIP!

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Jun 29, 2005

yourdadonapogostick

no, it is spam...just like this thread...

Jun 29, 2005

Monique

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1. What is the "Revolt against the evil moderators" movement all about?

The "Revolt against the evil moderators" movement is a protest against the perceived misuse of power and censorship by moderators on online platforms. It aims to bring attention to the issue and push for fair and unbiased moderation.

2. Why do people feel the need to revolt against moderators?

People feel the need to revolt against moderators because they believe that their freedom of speech is being restricted and their content is being unfairly removed or censored. They also feel that moderators have too much control and can abuse their power.

3. Is there any evidence of moderators being "evil"?

There have been instances where moderators have been accused of biased moderation, unfair removal of content, and even accepting bribes to manipulate content on certain platforms. However, not all moderators are considered "evil" and it is important to address the issue rather than demonize individuals.

4. How can people support the "Revolt against the evil moderators" movement?

People can support the movement by spreading awareness, participating in peaceful protests, and engaging in constructive discussions with moderators and platform owners. They can also report any instances of unfair moderation and support alternative platforms that prioritize free speech.

5. What are some possible solutions to address the issue of "evil" moderators?

Some possible solutions include implementing clear and transparent moderation guidelines, having a diverse team of moderators to avoid bias, and creating a system for users to appeal moderation decisions. It is also important for platforms to prioritize free speech while also addressing hate speech and other harmful content through other means.