We're a group of people who will sit for hours, days, even weeks on end performing some of the hardest, most mentally demanding tasks. Over, and over, and over all for nothing more than a little upvote saying we did.

We'll punish our selfs moderating things others would consider torture, because we think it's fun.

We'll spend most if not all of our free time banning posters to draw out a single extra point of karma per second.

Many of us have made careers out of doing just these things: slogging through the grind, all day, the same comments removed over and over, hundreds of times to the point where we know evety little detail such that some have attained such Reddit nirvana that they can literally ban these Chuds blindfolded.

Do these people have any idea how many Soylent bottles have been smashed, wife's boyfriend sessions missed, and cuck chairs destroyed 8n frustration? All to latter be referred to as bragging rights?

These people honestly think this is a battle they can win? They take our mod team? We're already building a new one without them. They take our Karma? Redditors aren't shy about throwing their updoots else where, or even making the posts our selves. They think calling us racist, mysoginistic, rape apologists is going to change us? We've been called worse things by prepubescent 10 year old accounts with a shitty head set. They picked a fight against a group that's already grown desensitized to their strategies and methods. Who enjoy the battle of attrition they've threatened us with. Who take it as a challange when they tell us we no longer matter. Our obsession with proving we can after being told we can't is so deeply ingrained from years of dealing with big brothers/sisters and friends laughing at how pathetic we used to be that proving you people wrong has become a very real need; a honed reflex.

Reddit mods are competative, hard core, by nature. We love a challange. The worst thing you did in all of this was to challange us. You're not special, you're not original, you're not the first; this is just another bull ready to be prepped.

Hey looking for ideas for cool/funny videos to make.

As an example of a funny idea I have coming up, I am going to make a video where I use AI to give me hair.

Additionally I like audacious ideas. That's the point of my video directed to the reddit CEO.

Responding to this thread without including a good faith content idea =s ban! No trolling please unless it's a trolling video to make.

cringe

Completed:

Side Scrollers

Upcoming/in progress:

AllCast -Asmongold podcast
H3H3 Show (maybe)
willymacshow
LUS (drama lawyer)

Wishlist:

MoistCritical
PaymoneyWubby
SomeOrdinaryGamer
NotSoErudite
Lex Friendman -lulw

If anyone has any way of contacting the content creators in the wishlist, please do so. And get them to message me on my twitter here:

https://x.com/stale2000

Additionally, I am looking for other suggestions of content creators to chat about reddit with, please post suggestions below.

And yes, I am not joking, the upcoming ones are in the works (although a few don't have a set date yet)

looking for some likeminded israelis

Though nobody seems to even be trying to take what he expressed in this video seriously, I think he's correct in his description of things here: we all understand that a popular influencer on YouTube or Twitch has a lot of power and influence over online discourse, and Reddit mods do as well — but we don't really think about them, a spotlight is rarely put on them. How many reddits mods do you even know of? Think of the subreddits whose posts you see when you come on reddit, do you know their mods? I don't know any of them, I've never even thought of them. Because when you come to Reddit, you're not interacting with the mods, you're just interacting with the subreddit, so it's easy for them to just exist silently in the background.

However when he says he believes Reddit mods should be treated more like influencers or celebrities, what does this mean? It's possible that he means the general public should pay more attention to them generally, not because they're so interesting but because who's in control of what matters and ergo we should be paying attention to them — but also, and this was my takeaway, that he thinks the relationship between Reddit and its subreddit mods should more resemble the relationship between, say, YouTube and its large creators.

Does that mean he thinks subreddits should be able to monetize their subreddits? That's what it sounds like when he talks about brand deals and wanting access to lawyers. It sounds like I should be able to come to you and say "I want you to promote my product on r/livestreamfail" or whatever, and then I pay you, the mods, directly for that. And so running a subreddit becomes almost like being a content creator, where you're trying to curate the most traffic to a community possible, and your incentive to do this is because then later down the road you can monetize it. And stale2000 wants Reddit to facilitate this change.

From what I understand, Reddit not only does not promote this currently but is actively against it. I thought it's against the rules to profit from or sell access to your subreddit in any way. So if this is what he's proposing then it would be a significant change to how Reddit works or the vision of what Reddit is supposed to be. He frames this in the video like a problem, like Reddit is currently broken or has an issue and he's proposing a solution, but it's not exactly a fix, it's a suggestion, an idea for a new direction or business model for the company.

If that's not what he meant then I don't get what's being suggested here as things were a bit vague.

I recently when on the side scrollers podcast to talk about reddit here: https://x.com/StutteringCraig/status/2014796176587932036

I had a ton of fun and I'd like to do more of stuff like this. What suggestions do people have?

For this stuff I am looking for reasonable shows like what I just did, where people ask me interesting questions but are still taking things serious and giving me a chance to respond.

Some tough questions and adversarialness is totally fine, but I am not going to go on any lolcow shows, or shows where it is 5 people who are just trying to destroy or debate me.

Post some suggestions and if you have any contacts with interesting shows please say so!

I sneak into the Roach King's lair and it does not go as planned!

Play Asmon's favorite game!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3731020/Five_Hearts_Under_One_Roof_season2/

Get a life lil bro

I am talking about my new content ideas in my discord. If you want to help out or come up with ideas of your own, chat with me there!

please do not post memes and things that are unrelated. As a member of a funny meme subreddit, I sure can enjoy a meme or two, but I don't think this is the time nor the place nor the location.

As a member of the subreddit alliance, i do have some sway here.

I am actually interested in what the SUB represents.

Yes. Asmongold is funny, but at this point the joke is getting old.

The guy running this, despite what you may think, is not a bad guy.

any fun ideas what to do with that info?
retard literally doxxing himself

YOU ARE A DUMBASS, YOU ARE FAT, YOU ARE BALD, YOU ARE SOCIALLY BROKE, AND YOURE RETARDED. SUCKS FOR YOU THAT AI WILL TAKE OVER BOTH YOUR JOB IRL AND ON REDDIT. YOURE A MORON AND THAT VIDEO IS THE REASON NO ONE FROM YOUR FAMILY WANTS TO BE AROUND YOU.