I’ve never had any interaction good or bad with them in my 11 years on Reddit. I consider that a good thing. They’re in the background doing what needs to be done and I appreciate that.
this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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I think of them as people with a job to do. Some do it well, others do it less well. This is normal.