Reveddit.com
Infrastructure
reddit moderation transparency tool
SHOW HN2022
180points
185comments
#328of 2,570 in 2022
Top 13%of 2022 by points
How HN took it
MixedNo clear lean
16 positive, 10 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 5 critical, out of 31 comments about the project. Thread score +0.23.
Idea: 7 for, 2 againstExecution: 2 for, 0 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Useful for seeing how much r/science content is removed.
From 1 comment
> I love reveddit.com, it's hilarious to look at the typical r/science post and see 60%+ of comments removed on average (the 'controversial' ones go 75%+). Yeah I mention…
rhaksw on HN
Objections
Does not work with Firefox tracking protection without disabling it.
From 1 comment
> I love reveddit.com, it's hilarious to look at the typical r/science post and see 60%+ of comments removed on average (the 'controversial' ones go 75%+). Yeah I mention…
rhaksw on HN
Moderation debate turned into broader political argument.
From 2 comments
>In the real world, we do not throw criminals in jail Again, you seem to be very confused about private property. Think of it as a civil action, which at least in US law, that is…
pixl97 on HN> I think the issue here is that you’re blurring your complaints between the two quite distinct issues of heavy-handed moderation, and shadow moderation. You’re talking about…
rhaksw on HN
Requests
Dev help to keep the project functional.
From 1 comment
> When I use services like Reveddit I often notice [removed too quickly] where I'm guessing moderators get to it before the scraper can archive it. What type of timeframe do you…
rhaksw on HN
Questions
Why not just reveal removals on the platform itself?
From 1 comment
Subs like /r/askscience and /r/science have always needed moderation even before Reddit became cancer. The problem is the unauditable censorship. This is especially important on…
mike_hock on HN
Alternatives named
Unddit
From 1 comment
> I see you've added a modal that explains how to get it to work with FF. My bad, I think I used Unddit in the past which didn't say this. I'll use Reveddit instead. No worries.…
rhaksw on HN