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Limit number of communities one person can moderate (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Just wondering if there’s a limit as to how many communities one person can moderate? One of the problems with Reddit was that there are several moderators who run way too many of the popular subs. There really should be a limit as to how many subs one person can moderate, maybe 3 to 5, in my humble opinion. Wondering if there is a rule about that here, or if that’s some thing that can be implemented.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

He's not a bot, actually. He's a guy who ran ads on reddit for his kombucha company, that got banned a few months ago (I don't know the reason). He came here and registered all these communities manually for what reason I don't know.

https://reddit.adminforge.de/r/pics/comments/14g1sgu/john_oliver_and_you_guys_hopefully_approves_our/

u/kombuchawow 10d ago

pissed myself making it. I actually had a 10+ year old account banned a few months ago complete with a business ad account. Hilariously, when a Reddit user account is banned, I can't even login to the ad account. You know, where my credit card is still sat. Luckily, no ads were running and spending the card because how the fuck would i have turned them off otherwise? Fun times. Fucked if we're going to ever advertise on Reddit again >after that episode. This is my little business two-finger digital salute to this platform.