On: Reddit Chat has been broken for over 2 weeks

[diogenescynic]

Pay someone to do it. When you make them unpaid positions, it means only people who are unqualified to be mods will end up as mods.

[SilverBirch → diogenescynic]

Take a look at Facebook, they're currently paying 15,000 people. This is a core contradiction at the heart of social media- you want it to be linear growth with fixed costs, paid moderation introduces linear growth with linear costs.