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[-] BrotherCod@kbin.social 3 points 1 year ago

Won't work. It's a volunteer, unpaid position. They have no legs to stand on in this case. The only real course of action they have is just not giving Reddit their service at all. Stop going there, stop giving them clicks and traffic.

[-] imnotgooz@kbin.social 3 points 1 year ago

I replied to this type of comment in another thread. Reddit is governed by California law. There may be something here, since reddit was benefiting off of free labor. Volunteering might not actually matter, since moderators were putting in actual hours for the benefit of reddit, while not receiving anything back. Without mods, reddit wouldn’t have the power to moderate all the subs, thus, reddit relied on mods to do unpaid company work which would have cost reddit millions per year if they were to pay moderators. I think there’s a thin case here.

[-] HawkMan@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

the moment reddit starting threatening to fire them and take over THEIR communities, ut became a job.

[-] DudePluto@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago

Eh I see what you mean but technically reddit has always been up front about it being volunteer, and they did give them the choice to step down instead of reopening. So I can't see it being held up in court

But I'm NAL

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