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Made a post on r/ModCoord yesterday why mods should keep their subs closed no matter what. it reached the top of the sub then it got removed lol
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I guess some "moderators from r/ModCoord" are Virgin Mods then...
"Virgin mods" aka paid admin shills.
pinned post on modcoord right now: "alternative forms of protest"
select one of these approved methods of protest to voice your dissent in a meaningful way! :)
That's for stuff like r/Ukraine which is important to keep people up to date on real life events.
They could still close down and post a link to lemmy like r/piracy did - people would still have a way to get their news
If all the unpaid moderators quit and get replaced by paid moderators - that would be a win for workers rights, yeah?