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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2026
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Allowing nerds to ban your customers for even simple disagreements or using language they don't like... probably wasn't a smart business strategy
I'm guessing a lot of the modding is also AI shit these days to stop people from mentioning topics that advertisers don't want, like israel and anything too "violent" like protests.
reddit gave AI tool for "Crowd control" and modding to moderators. i also heard they are limiting reporting on people to at the same time, i dont how that will work though.