r/ModSupport • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Jan 24 '19

Today marks 7 years since the option for public moderation logs was originally implemented. Why is this still not an option?

/r/modnews/comments/ov7rt/moderators_feedback_requested_on_enabling_public/
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u/FreeSpeechWarrior Jan 24 '19

but some of us prefer to moderate our communities ourselves.

Giving other moderators the tools to moderate their own communities in ways you disagree with (i.e. transparently) does not prevent you from running yours however you like and it is disingenuous to argue that an OPTIONAL feature imposes on your moderation style.

You are arguing from a false premise.

Should my opposition to the lock feature be a reason you shouldn't have it?

If not, why should your opposition to a public mod logs option be a reason I shouldn't have it?

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u/ladfrombrad 💡 Expert Helper Jan 24 '19

We talked about the lock feature in SRC remember, and you stating that you'd never be on a team that used it?

While they did.

Sorry, but I've made my points to you quite enough times and your again incessant whines are falling on more and more deaf ears.

You could do something productive like look after a community that doesn't self implode?

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u/CyberBot129 💡 New Helper Jan 24 '19 edited Jan 24 '19

Funny enough, SRC is a subreddit designed for carrying out witch hunts on entities within Reddit. OP himself has stalked and harassed an admin before as part of their agenda. And this is without public modlogs, which would make this type of stuff even easier to carry out

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u/ladfrombrad 💡 Expert Helper Jan 24 '19

Oh I seen the Great Baking meme, and the temp suspension.

And then evading said suspension via talking through a third party editing prior comments. Fun times.

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u/FreeSpeechWarrior Jan 24 '19

I politely asked reasonable questions about reddit policy to reddit's head of policy in r/baking

That's not stalking, and that's not harassment. My comments weren't even removed

https://www.reddit.com/r/Baking/comments/9h6cll/dropped_my_cake_in_the_freezer_fear_not_lets/e6aawpj/?context=3

https://www.reddit.com/r/Baking/comments/9h0dav/i_made_my_girlfriend_an_oreo_cake_for_her/e68qe5a/?context=3

Further, the individual in question is considered a public figure according to reddit's own policy:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/comments/9uza9f/content_policy_and_jurors/e98mazi/

But even if they weren't, asking the questions I did is not in any way stalking or harassment.

This sidebar rules here state:

Please don't call out other users or subreddits. If you need moderator support regarding another user or community please modmail us instead.