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Reddit is the proclaimed front page of the internet.  
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Content moderation [hyperlink to] in Reddit is the process of filtering and removing posts or comments that do not confine to the rules of Reddit. Nearly all content moderation is done by volunteer moderators who enforce their subreddit’s rules in addition to the site-wide [hyperlink] rules. Reddit moderators have almost complete control over their subreddits. However, there have been several cases in which the Reddit administrators have stepped to moderate, remove moderators, or even ban entire subreddits. Ethical issues include freedom of speech, bots, bias of algorithms and moderators, effects on volunteer moderators, lack of moderations by moderators, and lack of moderation by administrators.
  
Its moderation is mostly done by dedicated volunteer moderators of subreddits, but the admins have stepped in when they deemed necessary.
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==Overview==
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* Auto-Moderator
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* User Reports
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* Moderator Action
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* Administrator Action
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* No Moderation
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==History==
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===2005 to 2010===
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===2011 to 2015===
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===2016 to Present===
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==Ethical Issues==
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===Freedom of Speech===
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===Bots=== 
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===Bias of Algorithms and Moderators===
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===Effects on Volunteer Moderators===
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===Lack of Moderation by Moderators====
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===Lack of moderation by Adminstrators===
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==See Also==
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==References==

Revision as of 18:02, 13 March 2020

Content moderation [hyperlink to] in Reddit is the process of filtering and removing posts or comments that do not confine to the rules of Reddit. Nearly all content moderation is done by volunteer moderators who enforce their subreddit’s rules in addition to the site-wide [hyperlink] rules. Reddit moderators have almost complete control over their subreddits. However, there have been several cases in which the Reddit administrators have stepped to moderate, remove moderators, or even ban entire subreddits. Ethical issues include freedom of speech, bots, bias of algorithms and moderators, effects on volunteer moderators, lack of moderations by moderators, and lack of moderation by administrators.

Overview

  • Auto-Moderator
  • User Reports
  • Moderator Action
  • Administrator Action
  • No Moderation

History

2005 to 2010

2011 to 2015

2016 to Present

Ethical Issues

Freedom of Speech

Bots

Bias of Algorithms and Moderators

Effects on Volunteer Moderators

Lack of Moderation by Moderators=

Lack of moderation by Adminstrators

See Also

References