[alexis]

Sure thing. You'll see from the content on Upvoted.com that the OP is usually just the start of the story and we're following up to learn more. e.g., Omari Nyaega

http://upvoted.com/2015/10/03/omari-nyaega-machete-kenya-orp...

202M+ people can surface his story and raise a ton of money, but our team of reporters has a much easier time following up to close the loop.

We're working on anti-brigading tools. That's on us to get right, because a lot of "brigading" is AKA "how social media works."

It's long been a very fuzzy definition, which is on us (e.g., how is it OK for a celeb to tweet to his followers about an AMA -- it's both "brigading" and "required for verification") and there's a more obvious and negative brigading we can thwart better with technology so that mods have the ability to throttle when, say, one community wants to all pile into a thread and sway it.