so, how does an anon site survive if there is no moderation?
look at that cesspool called facebook, people use their real names it's still junk.
here you have anon posts on 100s of companies and it's still relatively clean.
case in point the abortion debate that was raging yesterday. we had two posts on the WF board, one was right leaning the other one was left leaning. and a fight broke out in the reply section, both threads had 1000s of views.
now, this makes money for anyone who is running the post as more ads are shown. this is why facebook likes when things get heated and extreeme, it attracts more views.
but what layoffs.com did is opposite to what facebook or twitter does - instead of promoting that junk, they nuked both posts as it got filthy in the comments section.
anywho, i see a ton of issues here, some posts are low quality but given that it's anon, free, big and compared to other options this is pretty decent here
my two cents, yep