[ SECRET POST #6990 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6990 ⌋

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I should also add that you can still get terrified assent and sheep mentality in heavily moderated spaces too. It really depends on the mod and the rules they've set up. As is clear from the variety in Reddit spaces, you can get tyrant mods or anti mods who make it very dangerous to disagree with the majority. So moderation isn't some guarantee against groupthink either, but in my opinion, it is a prerequisite to enabling people to disagree safely. You still have to be careful about who the mod is and what rules they've set up, and how the members tend to interact, though. Moderation isn't a silver bullet.