Will a mod accidentally superban themself in 2024?
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Manifold just added a "superban", a ban that is more far-reaching than regular bans.
Will it be reported that a mod accidentally applied it to themself in 2024? Note that employees also count as mods.
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@Stralor I don't understand what the ambiguity in this is. Are there specific edge cases you're thinking of?
@Stralor I mean, it's gameable in the sense that you can lie about your intentions to affect the resolution, yes. But since it's just about mods, who are expected to be trustworthy, I don't think it's a big deal.
@PlasmaBallin also a big cost to mess with all your comments and markets, though I know safeguards are in place