The problem were the mods who didn't know any better. Spez hid his intentions very well, and made all the mods look like fools working for free
this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2024
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In the end it was a subset of users that basically told mods “you’re just janitors, we don’t need you, anyone can do your job” followed by a partial exodus and… a major drop in quality on all but the larger subs.
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It doesn't matter what he says - it's pretty obviously just greed to any outside observer who doesn't think like greedy CEOs do.
It's too early to see a face and get into a slapping mood.
Get fucked, u_spez
I modded r/beholdthemasterrace, which was specifically for making fun of literal Nazi inbreds.
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“It’s my money and I want it now!”
Welcome all reddfugees!
Quick, contribute your $34 so he can get a raise next year.
This is the norm for any big business. The top dogs will be wildly paid even if the company is struggling. They'll get a big fat payday even if they get kicked out (golden parachute). Hell, even the bosses in the NYC Public Library system are pulling in close to a million bucks a year even as they talk about cutting services.
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