nothing ruins a community faster than mods

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moderate only objective things (no nudity, no violence, no links to shill your product, etc) and leave subjective topics completely to community decisions (on reddit, upvotes/downvotes)

any examples of this approach out there today?

twitter is probably the best social network at the moment with a no mod approach since all conversation is wide open and visibility is decided by the direct democracy of post interactions 

farcaster/warpcast good as well, although they took a step back when they decided not to show reply bumping in the home feed

would add that it's helpful for the space to be less appealing to scammers without having to rely on a hyper-vigilant community (X dropped the ball on this imo, TG/Discord offer useful tools but individual chats/servers vary widely)

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2/2 wdyt about YouTube comments? those are I guess micro-communities, incredibly diverse, and quite entertaining imo