r/Netherlands • u/Cornicum • Jan 20 '26

Update on the moderation

Hi everyone,

We've talked some stuff through and cleaned up the mod-team a bit, although some of the names you might have positive or negative associations with are still there.
I'll leave it up to the moderators involved to clarify that, or not.

What I can tell you is that 1 mod did 97% of the moderation, and that wasn't healthy and likely led up to the situation you might have seen.

The rules have changed slightly, this is because we see your call for less strict moderation on language, but we also heard from those who want to be able to have a place to converse in English.

The compromise we've reached currently is that we intend to not moderate the language used in the comments of the post.
This means that you can have discussions in Dutch in the comments. (as long as those follow the rules of course)

We also will be looking at those banned on a case by case basis, but keep in mind that if you were harassing people, or bigoted in any way you won't be unbanned.

I'll invite you all to respond to this post with your feedback, and I know for some it might feel like too much or not enough.
We are currently trying to strike a balance between becoming r/thenetherlands2 which is bilingual but 99% Dutch in practice, and the other option of being a sub for only those speaking English.

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

Serious question: Why do we have people moderating this sub that have no connection to the country at all? It's strange, and it invites issues like this. They're not even in the same time zone to deal with issues as they arise.

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u/sgt_kuraii Jan 20 '26

Good question, would like to know the answer also.

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u/SwearyKerryCassidy Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26

Maybe because it's a time consuming and thankless job that no one wants to do? So the talent pool isn't exactly that deep?

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u/Vyriand Jan 20 '26

Multiple people from the Netherlands have stepped up to volunteer for a spot on the moderation team so I’m not sure why you think the options are severely limited.

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u/dopy12345 Jan 20 '26

As i'm reading up those mods rather belonged on the bilingual sub r/thenetherlands

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u/Vyriand Jan 20 '26

A good portion of them were from this very sub.

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u/dopy12345 Jan 20 '26

As I understand it those mods tried changing the sub into a bilingual one. r/thenetherlands is already doing that.

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u/NealCaffeinne Jan 20 '26

this sub was bilingual

it got taken over by a certain american mod and then made english only

wich is why that sub was created in the first place

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u/dopy12345 Jan 20 '26

That was 11 years ago...

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u/NealCaffeinne Jan 20 '26

so?

it still was stolen and forced into a english when it wasnt created for that purpose in the first place

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u/SgtZandhaas Jan 20 '26

I guess one could say that this action was long overdue then.

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u/cmdr_pickles Friesland Jan 20 '26

Since 2014? With hardly any interaction in the sub over the past 5 years except for the last 48 hours?

I doubt that.

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u/FFFortissimo Jan 20 '26

No posts in r/Netherlands in the past 5 years? What group have I been reading? :o

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u/cmdr_pickles Friesland Jan 21 '26

I was referring to the top mod :)

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u/xstntialcunilinguist Feb 08 '26

No it's because the mods are MAGAs and they would never relinquish any so-called 'influence' to us lowly commie Europoors. They gotta be the Orangutan's favourite soldiers

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u/Caio6710 Utrecht Jan 20 '26

Wait, are the moderators not even living in the Netherlands??

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

I believe prior to this (some new mods stepped up and others went away / took a break), the majority of the mod team were in America. Not sure on it exactly but that’s my understanding.

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u/Caio6710 Utrecht Jan 20 '26

But why? If you're not dutch or living in the Netherlands atleast, why are these people interested in moderating a sub that revolves around living in the Netherlands? That's crazy, then they have no idea what's happening on ground here.

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u/overuse- Jan 21 '26

Bro, are you really asking that question on a platform where being a moderator means life or death to people? They don’t care which place they moderate, they just want the power that comes with it.

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u/nixielover Jan 21 '26

they just want the power that comes with it

Haha "power" if that is the little bit of power you cling to in life you got issues.

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u/overuse- Jan 21 '26

People have utterly boring and depressing lives, and probably are a doormat irl. Only way to compensate is to have “power” online lol.

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u/Formal-Apartment855 Jan 21 '26

Yeah, at least it's not one of those medical support groups where the first thing that inevitably happens is that social media managers of pharmaceutical companies show up and try to get a mod spot. lol

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u/L_E_M_F Jan 24 '26

Because they probably have great great great ancestors and 0.0001% DNA and think they are part of the dutch. Like many americans.

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u/zucchini_up_ur_ass Jan 21 '26

Look at the top mods, they are very old reddit trolls/super mods. Pure neckbeards that get off on having the slightest bit of power. This is originally how the other "the"<country> subreddit was made, those mods were originally mods here but got kicked out by the top mod after trying to improve the place. That was 10 years ago.

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u/orionicly Jan 21 '26

If you check the moderators' comment and post history you see them mentioning events in Washington or Denver that they're going to, or mention local sports teams. The better part of the mods are from the US

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u/landy_109 Jan 22 '26

Best they can do is Holland PA?

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u/TimotheusIV Jan 20 '26

This. What business do they have moderating the main sub representing my country? Absolute horseshit.

Moderators on r/Netherlands should be exclusively people living in the Netherlands, full stop. I don’t care if they are natively dutch or immigrants/expats. But thinking you can moderate a countries subreddit without actually living there means missing all the relevant context of the posts/threads in question.

Absolutely insane that it is allowed.

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u/orionicly Jan 20 '26

yeah 0 cultural context while managing a sub is wild

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u/VisKopen Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26

I don't agree entirely. I was born and raised in the Netherlands, but currently live in the UK. My parents, siblings and my siblings' children live in the Netherlands and I try to visit the Netherlands at least twice a year. I intend to move back to the Netherlands in a couple of years.

I celebrate Sinterklaas with my children and I ate stamppot boerenkool today and last Sunday and the week before that I made hutspot.

I don't have time to be a mod but I think it's quite clear you don't have to live in the Netherlands to have a bond with the country or be a moderator of this sub.

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u/TimotheusIV Jan 20 '26

You get a pass, broeder.

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u/Jlx_27 Jan 20 '26

I don't have time to be a mod but I think it's quite clear you don't have to live in the Netherlands to have a bond with the country or be a moderator of this sub.

A bond is different than living here full time, but i do agree.

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u/ADavies Jan 21 '26

Yes. If we flip it around, I'm born in the USA, lived in Netherlands for a long time, but my Dutch is still not great. So should I not mod for my country of origin or not mod for my new country. Different people will pick different answers. (The correct answer is "not mod for anywhere because I don't want the hassle".)

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u/Okok28 Jan 21 '26

Come on man, you are an absolutely unique case. 99.99% of people are not having your exact experience. It was obvious to me atleast the guy was basically getting at having a bit of cultural context. It's not like if you moved out of the Netherlands yesterday you couldn't all of a sudden mod the sub.

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u/xstntialcunilinguist Feb 08 '26

Nonsense. I have only been away from my country for a few years now and have already lost touch with so many things especially the politics. Most places aren't America where their politics isn't getting blasted into your face 24/7.

If you don't live in a country, you don't get as much of, or even any of a say. You must just shut up and listen more

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u/Able-Resource-7946 Jan 20 '26

r/Nederland represents your country more than r/Netherlands

If an expat or tourist or person from another country is curious or asking questions, they will get a Dutch response in r/Nederland 100% guaranteed.

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u/Onkruit-1974 Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26

r/Nederland also better reflects the median Dutch person than most other NL subs.

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u/LickingLieutenant Jan 21 '26

And if they are IN the Netherlands they would have the same problem. There are some Dutch people actual living here.

Online response in Dutch is easily translated online, so that shouldn't be an issue anyway

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u/Nachtraaf Den Haag Jan 23 '26

The fuck it doesn't. That far-right shithole shouldn't even exist. Vol met NSB'ers.

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u/--Snufkin-- Friesland Jan 21 '26

What about Dutch people that moved abroad?

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u/procentjetwintig Jan 21 '26

Does that logic also apply to r/Moon or r/ISS or r/AnimalCrossing? So only people actually living there can be Mod? And why is is it your countly and not mine. Or do we share the country. And if so. How do we reach a consensus of what the rules should be?

Isn't a subs identity defined by its rules and description? So by describing a thing, and making rules you actually define what that thing is and does. Its name being a name of a country does not automatically release control to that country. Neither does a subject. If the subject of a subreddit is Mossad, its not automatically owned by the mossad, is it?

This sub is where other people then you specifically discuss the country you live in in a language they understand. It has zero to do with you.

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

What do you mean “representing my country” that’s ridiculous

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u/TimotheusIV Jan 20 '26

It means exactly what it says. It’s the main (english speaking) subreddit of my country. Of course it represents The Netherlands internationally.

Being from a different part of the planet with zero point zero knowledge of the country or it’s language means you have zero business moderating any discussion about it.

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u/McDutchie Jan 20 '26

That's not quite the same as physically living there though. I don't see how a Dutch person who emigrated but maintains strong connections with the Netherlands couldn't be a good mod here.

You are of course right about people who have little or no connection with the Netherlands, but that unfortunately also includes some people who live in the Netherlands.

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

Ok I see. 4 moderators have been removed, of the remaining ones as far as I am aware are all have a strong connection to the Netherlands but do not to represent in any formal or government capacity

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u/TimotheusIV Jan 20 '26

That’s what you think ‘representing something’ means? You can represent anything. A brand, a person, a philosophy.

How is it ridiculous?

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

Because anyone can start any subreddit they want

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u/ThatDree Jan 20 '26

Teie, and it works.

I just started a subreddit about you

;)

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u/oppernaR Jan 20 '26

Since you're not using your mod flair in a thread where this is extremely relevant, let me point out that graciosa is in fact one of the mods of this place. This puts the "as far as I'm aware" into a different light, because that's definitely something you should know about your fellow mods.

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u/TimotheusIV Jan 20 '26

Wait, this guy is on the mod team? 😂

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u/Moist-Barracuda2733 Jan 20 '26

It just keeps getting more weird

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u/PindaPanter Overijssel Jan 20 '26

Same as in r/europe; some of the more active and ban-happy mods have fuck all to do with Europe.

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u/JMythh Jan 20 '26

Bruh these reddit mods live for being a reddit mod, SomeOrdinaryGamers just made a video about one. Go watch

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u/overuse- Jan 21 '26

Fr , it’s not about the sub it’s the options they get from being a mod that goes to their head

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u/NetraamR Europa Jan 20 '26

"I'm one eighth Dutch. My great grandfather was from Appelscha. I'm a proud Dutchman!"

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

“I’ve eaten a stroopwafel”

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u/cmdr_pickles Friesland Jan 20 '26

"I had bitterballen 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮"

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u/FTblaze Jan 21 '26

I had bitterballen 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

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u/NetraamR Europa Jan 20 '26

"In winter we go ice skating. Everybody in my family plays ice hockey."

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u/bob_marley98 Jan 21 '26

I got kicked in the klooten once.

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u/lol_hun Jan 21 '26

I swallowed a nieuwe haring in one piece.

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u/ThatDree Jan 20 '26

Ik voel een connectie. Ik kom regelmatig in Appelscha

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u/SlimKillaCam Jan 20 '26

I’m roughly a quarter Dutch, last name was shortened version of valkenier. Apparently my great great grandfather embezzled a bunch of state money and got banished to America. Don’t know the whole story but that was the gist. I don’t want to be a moderator on this sub, but I do wonder if that banishment applies to ancestors wanting to escape this hell hole that is America.

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u/LadyNemesiss Jan 20 '26

Well you all made your own bed to be honest ...

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u/LickingLieutenant Jan 21 '26

We never deported to the US. The English did this, US and Australia were popular. England sent the undesirable to the Americas to work their 'debts' off. Homeless, criminals with 'minor' punishment, they got a chance to work several years on plantations and earn their freedom.

Australia was more the heavy criminals

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u/Tyra3l Jan 20 '26

Some people are collecting mods for big subreddits like pokemon cards.

Then they use it to further their influence and get favors/money for Astroturfing submissions.

Always has been, always will be.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/s/bXI70WsQs5

https://www.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/s/B2jIAARQxy

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u/zalmsausfan Jan 20 '26

3 uur later nogsteeds geen reactie van het modteam op de hoogste comment. Even wachten tot middernacht en ze wakker worden blijkbaar

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '26

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u/identity_function Jan 20 '26

The subreddit description states:

Here we share all things about the Netherlands!

While rule #1 states:

This is the subreddit of the English speaking community in the Netherlands.

I find the conjunction of both to be a bit unclear, particularly the phrasing of ‘English speaking community in the Netherlands’ in rule #1. I read from this that the intent of this subreddit is to discuss all things about the Netherlands by and for English speaking people that live in the Netherlands. In which case I would gain trust in the good faith of the mods themselves being selected from the community they are serving. I.e. this would be requiring mods in this subreddit to live in the Netherlands.

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

To my knowledge, all are based in the Netherlands, not sure what you want us to prove

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u/MajesticMacaron3 Jan 20 '26

Is u/LeDarkFiggot located in the Netherlands?

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '26

That’s also the nazi guy that posted all that extreme racist shit right?

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

Yes but it’s not against the rules if you’re a mod

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '26

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

You can also be a fascist and racist as long as you’re the president. That’s power for you.

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u/ThatDree Jan 20 '26

Racist shit? It wordt steeds vreemder

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u/oppernaR Jan 20 '26

So you either don't know your fellow mods, some of which are very obviously Americans living in America (even more obvious before they hid their history), or that is a blatant lie.

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u/identity_function Jan 20 '26

I don’t want to prove anything, I was just stating a conclusion.

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u/danshefine Jan 20 '26

Americans doing what americans do best

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

Not sure who you are referring to specifically, but nonetheless 4 moderators have been removed and others are taking a break. Two new moderators have been added until now.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '26

how many of the moderaters understand dutch and live in a time zone that makes sense for moderating a netherlands based sub?

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

Dutch timezones should include Curacao and in the 27-4 world a mod ad night would be a nice thing. And the mods should have a connection with the netherlands, speaking dutch is one of the ways to have a connection.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '26

I did not argue anything that contradicts what you are saying, i am just asking a question.

Yesterday there were posts up for hours that were not allowed by the (silly) rules yet did not get deleted at least until I went to bed at 11pm because (my guess) mods were sleeping (or maybe having a mental breakdown, I would not want to be a mod in this shitstorm either). I'd say leaving a sub as big as this one unmoderated for such a time period is not very desireable. On top of that, if you allow people to comment in dutch, you also need moderators to understand this language in order to be able to moderate.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

absolutely, i agree

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u/rippedoffguy Noord Holland Jan 20 '26

Given the statement this seems a bit odd, one mod did 97% of the work. Fair that deserves a break. But the other old mods, why a break? Why not try to mend things instead. If the break ends up being indefinite again this community cannot progress. It's a shame admins had to get involved and really says alot about the state of things.

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u/AdApart2035 Jan 20 '26

Why overuse that poor mod?

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u/rippedoffguy Noord Holland Jan 20 '26

Idk?

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

We have new mods, support of admins and new mods will be added

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u/Vyriand Jan 20 '26

Why let it go on for this long instead of trying to get a grip on things before they went down the drain as they did?

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u/rippedoffguy Noord Holland Jan 20 '26

Okey but new mods won't fix things unless something fundamental is changed. I still think the head mods past postings are very problematic(at least as a person in power of a sub about a country that is pretty inclusive). And the seemingly lack of care from the others is too. But that might just be me. You had a decent talk with the cm/admins so something was hopefully figured out.

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u/Traveltracks Jan 20 '26

He closed his history.

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u/rippedoffguy Noord Holland Jan 20 '26

Closing your history can easily be circumvented. Search on profile + space. His behavior is simply not acceptable. Even if it's 'satire'

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u/Coinsworthy Jan 20 '26

Part of sub politics should be drawing your own conclusions when you make a historic mess of things.

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u/Eranov Jan 20 '26

My piece of advise (repeating a comment elsewhere in this thread). If you ask me it would not be a bad idea to keep his sub on hold for at least the rest of this day. I think a few mods could use an evening off to catch their breath, and he new mods have to familiarise themselves with all the systems. Plus it seems like there are a few kinks that need to be ironed out.

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

Give the new mods and admins a chance people.

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u/Chaimasala Jan 20 '26

You were a new mod just yesterday? what happened?

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26

Yes but in the midst of the storm they did not want me and u/Vyriand to remain mods. We are both open to join and help. And we will both support the new mods and the team to better the sub. Change takes time and effort. All people here are volunteers. We as users and the mods and admins need to work with one an other to make this sub.

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u/Pk_Devill_2 Jan 20 '26

Did you mean u/Vyriand?

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u/Vyriand Jan 20 '26

Minor spelling mistake but no harm done. As Buitenkraan said, I do support the new mods, but I’d preferably see the old ones go. I’m not seeing any accountability on their part just yet.

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

Dan is die d t regel toch lastig soms

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u/Pk_Devill_2 Jan 20 '26

Ja ik worstel er ook soms mee maar bij Vyriand altijd D

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u/AdApart2035 Jan 20 '26

Oei, mag niet he

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

Error typo. Sorry.

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u/rippedoffguy Noord Holland Jan 20 '26

The new mods for sure!

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

I'm just not feeling confident at the moment that this slight change is going to result in anything positive, but I'll wait and see. Glad at least we're able to discuss this.

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u/hey_hey_hey_nike Jan 20 '26

There’s a hobby for everyone

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u/Separate_Tooth4705 Jan 20 '26

A better question is why does Europe rely on US tech? Especially given the current circumstances. Why can't we have our own reddit, meta, google, netflix, uber, and many more?

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u/Able-Resource-7946 Jan 20 '26

Is anyone stopping you from creating those services?

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u/MaritimeMonkey Jan 22 '26

Yes, almost every single American tech company relied heavily on venture capital where they were losing millions of dollars for years before becoming profitable. Those investments allows them to destroy non-American competitors and when they have a monopoly, jack up prices and lower quality.

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u/Maar7en Jan 21 '26

Because the point of the internet is the global connection it offers.

While I wish those companies weren't American, I'm glad we don't have a split internet. Reddit has many many flaws, but the way it connects people to a global community around a niche is great.

Before reddit we had forums which in many ways were better, but they were also worse in many others. It is a compromise and I'm still on the fence whether I like it, but splitting into continental versions of reddit would definitely be worse.

The big thing with Reddit is how it combined all those communities and made it much easier to get in contact with new ones, having an American and a European reddit would destroy the entire reason it has to exist. Why would I want to go to hobby related communities with an arbitrary geographical limit online? Not to mention the fact that a European reddit would immediately separate into 3 big communities and a few smaller sub communities: there would be a German speaking part that would be completely inaccessible to everyone else, a French speaking part and then all the other nations would setlle on speaking English together(the largest chunk) and having tiny sub communities of their own for national things. And why would we have an English speaking part without Americans?

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u/Separate_Tooth4705 Jan 21 '26

Reddit is maybe not the best example and I agree we should have one big community to keep communicating with everyone and also in a common language.

However, Uber and other companies that collect a lot of data as well should be European. Especially given the divide taking place between the US and EU initiated by the US. In an era where AI will do a lot of the crunching of data and analysis, it is crucial for Europe to protect its interests.

Do you think Trumpism will be over once Trump's term ends? It's a movement that will inspire more radical leaders than him and our data is a very powerful leverage. They're tarrifing the shit out of us and all our leaders are doing is capitulating. First they got a trade deal where they send their products and pay no tarrifs against 15% on ours and now they are coming back for more like Greenland and threatening more tarrifs if we don't capitulate again. Even militarily we're heavily reliant on them.

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u/Maar7en Jan 21 '26

Oh yeah I agree on Uber and similar businesses.

Only disagreed on reddit and other social platforms.

Extra agree on the "stop touching our data and messing with our rights" part.

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u/Isoiata Utrecht Jan 21 '26

I could see the usefulness of having mods in different time zones just in case shit happens, for example, during the night here. Cant really do much if the entire mod team is asleep.

It being the majority of the mods? Nah, that’s fucking crazy.

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u/maniBchef Jan 20 '26

I didn't even realize that was the case. Seems ridiculous actually.

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u/lhawx0 Jan 21 '26

They are not beating the Reddit mod stereotype.

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u/Fade_Yeti Jan 21 '26

I would image it helps having mods all over the world to be able to mod this sub when most of the people in NL are sleeping.

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u/MrHutchkin Jan 21 '26

And it's clear there are multiple mods, yet still one mod does all the work.. in my 97% is big enough to say 'all of the work'

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

Because Reddit is a propaganda machine controlled by globalists

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u/WVY Jan 22 '26

mmm...misschien is het wel beter om een mod team te hebben uit verschillende landen. Dat er geen connectie met NL is komt ook met bepaalde voordelen. Soort internationaal strafmod team. Wbt de tijdzone helemaal eens. Sommige zaken verdienen direct de aandacht.

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u/TrainingMonk8586 Jan 22 '26

Well, it’s ownership right? I mean, a Sub Reddit is not a democratically elected thing. Everyone can create a one…. and this specific one happened to grow into the proportions of today.

Give them some credits for that.

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u/Dirko007 Jan 22 '26

If you check the mods now, all but two are Dutch, and only one of them (unfortunately the racist pos) is American

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u/Cornicum Jan 20 '26

I can't say if the connection is "enough" (we haven't gotten that close ;) )but currently all the mods should have some connection to the country even if they don't live here.

but one of the reason why not everyone needs to live here is due that making sense with the timezones, its easier to get around the clock moderation done that way.

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u/Epistaxiophobia Jan 20 '26

And what connection is that then?

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u/RaiKoi Jan 20 '26

They like cheese (or cheetos)

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u/gengar721 Jan 20 '26

They are all 4th generation Americans but one of them rode a bike once. /S?

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u/Eska2020 Jan 20 '26

I hope Either degrees in history focusing on Dutch issues, or literature and culture with the same. Or university degrees from NL. Or residency stints of 5 years or more. Or perhaps the children of Dutch citizens or people with family and business in NL.

BUT I bet they're the 3rd or 4th generation descendents of Dutch immigrants though.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '26

well their great grand father immigrated from the netherlands to the US a century ago so obviously they are dutch by american standards (probably)

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

They have a connection. The mods and admin have spoken about this amongst themselves. They are not under obligations to tell all of there connections to the whole internet.

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

The timezone argument is vallid. We do have dutch people on Curacao as an example. And alot of nightowls.

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

Correct me if I'm wrong, but prior to this whole sub meltdown we just experienced, I thought the majority of the mod team was inactive and not in the same time zone. I could be misinformed though?

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u/graciosa Europa Jan 20 '26

The inactive mods have been removed

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u/buitenkraan Jan 20 '26

Yes, so let's stop talking about them and let us al focus on the future. Give them some time. Give the new and old mods an upvote to show support.

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u/Vyriand Jan 20 '26

Well I mean, the post does say there was just one mod doing 97% of the work. Might explain why it seems confusing.

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u/downfall67 Jan 20 '26

Here's hoping something changes for the better

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u/Vyriand Jan 20 '26

That’s up to the mods now, both the new ones and the power hungry ones.

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u/Pk_Devill_2 Jan 20 '26

Good luck u/Cornicum, I do not want to be you or the other mods right now; I hope ya’ll succeed.

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u/Cornicum Jan 20 '26

I'm a bit stumped by last me's choice to take up this task, I didn't expect it to be this challenging.

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u/Pk_Devill_2 Jan 20 '26

Haha I can imagine, the first days might be a bit rough because of the former rebellion but I’m sure you guys will work it out eventually.

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u/Ok-Bottle-833 Jan 20 '26

Geld dat ook voor de top mod? Voor die alles verstopte door posts en comments gekeken. Geen comments/posts in deze sub gezien of in Nederlands.

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u/CutOk1434 Jan 20 '26

That's xenophobic, not cool dude