Min's Wok

Dragon Dynasty

This is why I’m a fan of the whole upvote/downvote system. It made Reddit what it was. If a post/comment is trolling or offensive let the people downvote it into oblivion. The system works.

When there is actual hate or threat of violence, then a moderator should step in and deliver a warning, followed by a ban if necessary.

Subreddit rules should be open to occasion discussion and community review.

I mess with Asia Kitchen in Oxford but that may be a bit far out tbh. Still pretty dang good

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Overrated imo

I think Meta and specifically Facebook is an extremely problematic company that has had a long track record of awful moderation issues among others and I do not personally want somebody involved in any kind of moderator role in those companies moderating things on Reddit. Reddit isn't Facebook, but it's slowly getting there and that's an issue. I think this is a conflict of interests even if they don't get paid for moderating on Reddit.

Yes Starbucks is OK, we don't have a genocide in Myanmar and heightened extremism due to Starbucks as far as we know.

OP if you're looking for good old sodium and MSG General Tso then this isn't it.

I hate that sub and r/boston for this reason. I get comments deleted frequently - for asking questons or posting sources. Basically anything that goes against what these mods r trynna push. It's an echo chamber to some extent.

Is Linux boy a lil bitch? 👍 👎

She didn’t really. They just reassigned the way the quadrants are managed to help increase communication and clarify roles.

I second Min’s Wok! Red pepper is a good place for more authentic!

Admins don't really care about stuff like this. Hostile take overs are basically allowed and they will only do something about it if it hits television.

How do I recognize the group? I'm waiting on my drink, blue hair

Min's Wok or Hong Kong Island

Nancy Chen's

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I don't have to imagine. Look at their CEO.

Imagine being the type of person to take a job with them.

0% effective because there's nothing in Reddit's TOS that says mods have to behave in a fair & transparent manner. That's why there are so many shitty Reddit mods, lol. They can be total unhinged loonies like that mod.

Any mod can ban anyone from their subreddit for any reason they see fit including "disagreeing with your comment" as unfair as it may seem. They can ban their entire community if they want. It would be up to the subreddit's other mods to stop that from happening by revoking mod privileges, reversing bans, etc.

Reddit as the corporate parent isn't going to do anything to intervene in a subreddit unless it's a violation of TOS -- harassment / doxxing, voting manipulation, illegal activity, etc.

Yeah, I'm not surprised. META employees I've met have had MAJOR God complexes.

Yeah, he’s actively posted about how he has access to every comment, DM, and like across any META platform, including deleted stuff.

Sorry for reminding you of the non overtly pretentious communities in the region

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Uhh I know, don’t remind me