Small decentralized communities which users can freely and easily create and manage is the way to go!
Yes --- except for a few nagging little problems. Like stability. Which is directly related to costs/fees to keep a "community" running.
Yes --- except for a few nagging little problems. Like stability. Which is directly related to costs/fees to keep a "community" running.
Only 100 users and anything goes --- yes, I can see how that might be acceptable. I can also see how most people might have little to no interest in participating.
On the other hand, if anything goes it can probably be fairly hands off.
And yet some Reddit mods manage subs with 10s of thousands for… free.
But they also have thousands of very well paid employees. Average salary $150K+.