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by Avamander
1101 days ago
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> Mods are already compensated by having exactly what they became mods for in the first place, moderated subreddits. Basically. And now that Reddit takes that away from I don't know how many, what motivation or incentives does it leave for both current and future ones? Sense of duty (LOL)? |
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And it's fine that they decided to stop. People have to move on from things eventually when they decide that they no longer feel sufficiently rewarded.
I could likewise not mow your lawn anymore. I don't owe you the mowing any more than you owe me payment for mowing that I did for myself at the time. You might have come to rather enjoy having a mowed lawn, though, so maybe when I stop you'll hire someone else to do it for more than it would have taken to keep me doing it. But that's at most a miscalculation.