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Reddit is making sitewide protests basically impossible
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this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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The other option is for all the mods to quit. AI can probably do a lot of basic tasks, but without mods they wouldn't have a site pretty quickly.
What would these busybodies do with their free time then and how would they obtain a sense of self worth ? They can't quit, deleting other people from the internet is their whole life.
That's easy - they'd come to Lemmy and become Lemmy mods to achieve the same thing.
...On their own instances because nobody else will have them, hopefully.