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- R
While I am also against RW trolls and hate speech, these moderating standards have stooped even lower.
The quality of moderation was bearable until recently.
While I also agree that the individuals working for LI should have their own opinions and should be allowed to express them freely but they should not do that from the account of LI (the Moderator). It is a disservice to the users of LI and to the platform.
I am starting to search for an alternative forum.
Bestie I hesitate to ask, but do you consider it cancellation for a private party to decide what goes on a private website that they host and run and you don’t pay for? Just wait till you hear about this terrifying thing called free enterprise. You will be shook.
I would request Kian to make sure this doesn't happen or else you will attract wrong type of crowd here and the platform will lose its quality, which it already has. This platform used to be a bridge between law students and associates/partners/judges/litigators. People would get to learn a lot of things and also would great insight. Now though, it's increasingly becoming toxic, people start moronic threads and then go into a hating spree, LI is slowly turning into a bad version of Twitter and the moderation has a huge role in its degradation.