/m/politics has no moderators other than ernest
cacheson@kbin.social to /kbin meta@kbin.social – 58 points – /m/politics is basically unmoderated, and the trolls and other ne'er-do-wells are starting to find it. I'm not even particularly interested in following it, but that's one topic that you don't want to leave unmoderated. It's a troll magnet for obvious reasons, and that starts to affect the rest of the instance (and the fediverse) if there isn't anyone enforcing some sort of decorum.
@ernest I know you're ridiculously busy right now, but could you find a moment to appoint someone to recruit a mod team for /m/politics? I'd be willing to do the recruiting if you don't have any better candidates, but I wouldn't want to remain on as a moderator after that's done.
Alternatively does anyone here actively want the job?
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...Annnd they made /m/politics a USA thing only.
It's fine, leave this bone to the attention seekers and get your news from another magazine.
Don't want it to metastatize though. The culture on kbin seems pretty good right now, but that'll change for the worse if significant troll targets are left unmoderated.
r/politics was for US politics, so I suppose that's what they're emulating.
I figured the usual /r/politics types were gonna flock to it. so yeah usa-specific, liberal/establishment democrat political bias.