Do we need a JavaScriptHelp subreddit?
Seems like almost every post in this subreddit is about very basic help questions regarding someone's blog site or bootcamp homework project.
I can't be the only subscriber here who doesn't want to see this. I'm here for JavaScript news, cool libraries, new developments, etc. This subreddit isn't StackOverflow. Am I wrong? If so, please point me to the right subreddit.
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if they are too busy to be mods then they should not be mods.
p0tent1al 1 points · Aug 2017
that's bullshit. Unless you want to step up to the plate, stop making ignorant suggestions.
G3TF00KD -2 points · Aug 2017
I dont apply for jobs I cant do.
What a novel concept.
p0tent1al -1 points · Aug 2017
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gunther-centralperk [OP] 0 points · Aug 2017 · Node.js Core Contributor
Maybe comments like this are the things we should be fixing.
p0tent1al 0 points · Aug 2017
And I was on your side. Maybe he's right. Maybe mods that are too busy shouldn't be mods.