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DN needs a captcha on the comments section?

5 years ago from Tiago Franco

  • Jesse C.Jesse C., 5 years ago

    I don't think reaching out to someone is that hard (and is good if you're starting your career) and many sites have worked like this for a long time and have been just fine. http://lobste.rs is a good current example.

    -1 points
    • Ken Em, 5 years ago

      Their moderation log is interesting ... https://lobste.rs/moderations

      0 points
      • Jesse C.Jesse C., 5 years ago

        Haha, interesting how so?

        0 points
        • Ken Em, 5 years ago

          "All moderator actions on this site are visible to everyone and the identities of those moderators are made public. While the individual actions of a moderator may cause debate, there should be no question about if an action happened or who is responsible."

          I can't say I've seen that approach before. I like it.

          2 points
          • Jesse C.Jesse C., 5 years ago

            It works really well. The site is more or less free of drama. A few months ago, the person who started the site effectively transitioned the whole thing to the community, and with it all being transparent, it's worked flawlessly.

            1 point