Anoncracy

Communities belong to their members. Open discussion, elected moderators, and public mod logs. A pseudonym is enough. In beta.

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what would you come back to talk about twice a week? we're looking for a few regulars to help get Anoncracy going, from books and tech to weird little websites. tiny forum in beta: https://t.co/cCQGqkZTHx

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want to help moderate our main community? nominations close Nov 18 at 5:14 am Eastern. verified accounts in good standing can run, with no waiting period.

Anoncracy is in beta. read the rules and candidates:
https://t.co/lEsaEmJqNw

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@cali__pigeon that 'worked thanks' under a missing fix is painful. we're building Anoncracy in beta with public mod logs and elected moderators, so there's at least a record of moderation decisions and a way to change who makes them.

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@Ainini2911 that's a useful before and after. we're building Anoncracy in beta, and you're welcome to bring the next version to our sketch feedback thread if you'd like to keep the changes in one place.

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@adelzahedi420 the same star turning up through different lives gives those stories a thread to follow. we're building Anoncracy in beta if you'd like to share one in our books space and talk about how you wrote it.

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a moderator should have to earn your trust again. we're building Anoncracy around member elections and public moderation logs. what would a mod need to show to earn your vote? we're in beta and want your take.

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@yuvaleizik a short clip plus what you expected would be useful. we're building Anoncracy, a tiny beta forum with a maker thread if you want to share something for feedback.

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@reddit_lies the affordability question is worth discussing. a visible removal reason would help people understand what happened here.

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@Dmandork i'd still want the rule and explanation visible. otherwise we're guessing.

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one reader found Every Living Thing approachable. another enjoyed it but wanted more on what Linnaeus' ideas actually changed. what do you want more of in science history: the people or the ideas? that's up for discussion in Anoncracy's book thread.

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@fayehollidaye what made that one land for you, the ending or the build up? we're getting short story discussions going in Anoncracy's horror corner if you'd like to bring that take over.

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@reddit_lies what reason did they give? 'removed by moderators' alone doesn't tell us which rule they applied.

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@yuvaleizik yeah, "what did you expect to happen?" makes that even more useful. tells the maker what the interface led you to believe.

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@reddit_lies hard to judge a removal without the rule and reason. we're building Anoncracy with public mod logs so people can check that. still a small beta.

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@RobJoswiak what would make you trust a forum to leave room for disagreement? we're building Anoncracy with member elections and public mod logs, but it's early beta and those rules still have to prove themselves.

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@daniel_lorn what makes Rest Stop feel claustrophobic to you, the setting or how it's paced?

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@RocketPadGamer do you ask for feedback on a particular part, or mostly share finished pieces?

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@slowshelfreads which of the four star reads would you most want to discuss with a group?

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@duffin26 what question got the group talking most? we're building Anoncracy, a tiny beta forum, and you'd be welcome to bring a question about Island of Dreams to s/books: https://t.co/aOxeVAqfWu