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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
Was Slashdot's moderation/metamoderation, despite its superiority when compared to other sites, flawed anyway?
Is Slashdot's moderation/metamoderation, despite its superiority when compared to other sites, flawed anyway?
If/how to enhace moderation/metamoderation?  
If/how to enhace it?


We invite anyone to discuss.
We invite anyone to discuss.

Revision as of 08:40, 12 February 2014

Synopsis

Is Slashdot's moderation/metamoderation, despite its superiority when compared to other sites, flawed anyway? If/how to enhace it?

We invite anyone to discuss.

Is it really about "beta"?

It is claimed the reason of migrating out of slashdot is the "beta". But is it really so? Let's try to do some speculations...

"Beta" is said to be made to fit tastes of the younger audience, flowing recently en masse to Slashdot - in fact, stats show, that Slashdot is currently accesses mosltly from... schools. The same audience is, though, often scorned upon by the "low uids" as the reason of progressively "destroying the old Slashdot". Now, we could conclude, that the deeper reason for both beta and discussion quality are really kids. But it seems, it is still not so simple.

Let us consider an example. So, (i) a bunch of teenagers mods ups some tired joke, or a "captain obvious", as things like that still amuse and educate them. Now, a low uid hates that. But, despite that, (ii) the younger and the older Slashdot might still share some common interests - be it some comment insightfull for all, so a single site might make sense. How to agree that? Would some special sort of moderation be able to please both of the discussed groups?