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What's preventing y'all from moderating a community?
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this post was submitted on 17 May 2026
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Same. (Long term commitment).
Now, if we had an anarcho syndicate commune where we took it in turns to act as an executive...
Lol, I am actually planning to make something like that, hence I asked the question.
My biggest fear is most people don't wanna commit to the idea of moderating. What happens to smaller communities?
Though I have figured out one way or other some solution, don't expect all of them to stick. Nevertheless, I'll start working on it next week. Though it isn't exactly anarchy that I'm aiming. It's actually Athen sortition democracy.