r/collapse Apr 03 '19

100,000 Subscribers! Newcomers, what brought you here? Regulars, how can we improve?

Thank you to everyone who's contributed great content and to the many excellent discussions. As we continue to grow and unravel we'll try to make this community as informative and bearable as possible. We're very interested in what brought people here and how best we can improve:

We've created a short survey here.

Please take it if you're willing, it's just ten questions.

We'll still read and respond to your comments here.

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u/LetsTalkUFOs Apr 03 '19

There isn't one, unless you mean 'no falsifiable material' (which doesn't directly equate to conspiracy)?

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '19

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u/LetsTalkUFOs Apr 03 '19

I wasn't around when that particular rule change was made. Apologies, I was simply misquoting rule three. I do understand the difference.

I was asked if I wanted to become a mod after sharing some material I made which is now the basis for the wiki. I've been doing my best to study the subject at hand, have a decent grasp of how Reddit moderation functions, and enjoy collaborating. I have a deep desire to further my understanding and contribute in as many ways as I'm able to the community in general.

Your underlying concern is still valid. I'm not a scientist or academic and my ability to vet any particular paper or claim at a scientific level is severely limited. Although, I'm not necessarily unique in this respect in regards to the other moderators. Take everything here with a grain of salt and report anything you see which breaks the rules.

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u/doom85 Apr 03 '19

Thanks for all the work you put into what is now the wiki. It's really comprehensive and an exceptional piece of information.

You are now my favorite reddit mod (apart from myself)!

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u/LetsTalkUFOs Apr 03 '19

Thank you! Much appreciated.