At the very least, BaRKy1911's experience moderating other large subreddits should help him be successful with moderating No Man's Sky's Reddit community, which stands at over 150,000 members strong. People familiar with BaRKy1911's history moderating some of the other subreddits speak highly of him in their posts, with little to no negative responses to the news to be found. Hopefully this vetting process results in a solid moderation team for the No Man's Sky subreddit, so that community members don't have to stress about the possibility of it being shutdown unexpectedly again.īy scrolling through the responses to the announcement of BaRKy1911 taking over head-mod duties for the No Man's Sky, it seems that the general consensus is it's a good move. While BaRKy1911 works as head-mod for the No Man's Sky forum, Reddit user Sporkicide will be vetting other moderators to join the subreddit's moderation team. The new head-moderator of the No Man's Sky subreddit is user BaRKy1911, who serves as a moderator for a number of other subreddits, including the ones for Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl. BaRKy1911 promises to remove any posts attacking other people for liking the game or are generally "uncivil," but won't be removing posts simply for expressing a negative opinion of the game. Well, the game's subreddit is back up, with a brand new moderation team being formed to bring some structure to its community.
Due to the negative reception of the game, its highly populated subreddit was allegedly flooded with toxicity, resulting in its original head-moderator shutting it down. The game failed to meet the expectations of many gamers, to the point that an investigation into its advertising practices has been launched, and most of its player base quit playing it entirely.
Since it launched last August, No Man's Sky has been no stranger to controversy. The No Man's Sky subreddit re-opens with all the original mods removed, and Reddit user BaRKy1911 instated as the new head-moderator of the large community.
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